Paper Overview
Field: Computer Vision (CV) Authors: Zizun Li, Haoyu Guo, Runzhe Teng Published: 2026-05-26 arXiv: 2505.21448
Abstract
Camera-controlled video generation has achieved remarkable progress in recent years. However, existing video-to-video re-rendering methods primarily rely on Supervised Fine-Tuning (SFT) using synthetic datasets. At present, there is an extreme scarcity of synchronized, multi-view real-world video data. Consequently, the prevailing paradigm often exhibits limited generalization when processing out-of-distribution real-world videos, with models struggling to accurately adhere to physical scales and camera trajectories.
To bridge this gap, the authors propose Geo-Align, the first Reinforcement Learning framework specifically designed for camera-controlled video re-rendering. Built upon a pretrained model, the method optimizes generation through a scale-aware perceptual reward mechanism. Specifically, it introduces a metric 3D estimator to extract precise camera trajectories from generated videos, explicitly penalizing deviations in rotation and translation. In addition, a carefully designed data pipeline strategy leverages real-world conditional videos combined with target camera trajectories derived from synthetic data, eliminating the dependency on paired data.
Key Contributions
- First RL framework tailored for camera-controlled video re-rendering
- Scale-aware perceptual reward using a metric 3D estimator to supervise camera trajectories (rotation and translation)
- Data pipeline combining real-world conditional videos with synthetic-derived target trajectories, avoiding paired-data requirements
Results
Extensive experiments demonstrate that Geo-Align consistently outperforms existing supervised learning baselines in terms of precise camera controllability and visual fidelity, validating the effectiveness of the approach.
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