For the two comparison videos (slowed down to 5fps), we show the reconstructed left and right views. The codec of the videos is H264.

Scene 1:
sec1_L_sidebyside.avi : generated left views (no temporal consistency vs. temporal consistency)
sec1_R_sidebyside.avi : generated right views (no temporal consistency vs. temporal consistency)

Scene 2:
sec2_L_sidebyside.avi : generated left views (no temporal consistency vs. temporal consistency)
sec2_R_sidebyside.avi : generated right views (no temporal consistency vs. temporal consistency)

The left side of each video is generated on a per-frame basis with no temporal consistency.
The right side of each video is generated using our complete pipeline, with temporal consistency.

In particular:

sec1_L_sidebyside.avi: Note the sky on the right towards the end of the clip. Using temporal consistency resulted in much less color artifacts.

sec2_L_sidebyside.avi: The improvements are more subtle. There are small flashes of red (frame 35: between the horse and man's leg, frame 46: the man's hand at the bottom of the frame, frame 50: man's face on the right edge of the frame) that are reduced using temporal consistency.
