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SierpinskiCam: Camera-Controlled Video Retaking with Sierpinski Triangle Pattern Cues

NeurIPS 2026 · Video › Video generation · approach: Trajectory-guided motion control · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes SierpinskiCam, which fills empty regions of a geometry-based camera-control proxy with a Sierpinski fractal textured dome and injects source video tokens with negative RoPE indices (NegRoPE) for camera-controlled video retaking.

Problem

Camera-controlled video retaking from a monocular source video: geometric proxies become sparse under large viewpoint changes, and source-video conditioning typically needs architectural changes or per-video adaptation.

Approach

A Sierpinski-fractal textured dome replaces black backgrounds in warped proxies to provide trackable multi-scale camera-motion cues, and source video tokens are appended to the target sequence with negative spatial RoPE indices so source and target tokens are position-disentangled without architectural changes.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: MultiCamVideo RealEstate10K DAVIS

Benchmarks: DAVIS MultiCamVideo RealEstate10K

Metrics: VBench subject consistency background consistency aesthetic quality imaging quality temporal flickering Dyn-MEt3R MEt3R RotErr TransErr ATE

Baselines: ReCamMaster TrajectoryCrafter ReDirector ReAngle-A-Video

Builds on: Wan 2.1 RoPE Flux Kontext TrajectoryCrafter ReCamMaster

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