Q: Depth image from moving object using single static camera I need to reconstruct a depth map from an image sequence taken by a single static camera of a moving object.
As far as I understand I can calculate the depth of a point found in two images using a stereo camera using the intercept theorem. Is there any way to calculate depth information using only a single camera and matching points from multiple images instead?
Any comments and alternative solutions are welcome. Thanks in advance for your help!

A: There are some algorithms which help you get depth from a single image. A list of them is mentioned here, http://make3d.cs.cornell.edu/results_stateoftheart.html 
These techniques use MRFs and assume that the scene is made up of a collection of planes.
A moving object does not provide any information about the depth (until unless you know the depth of some other moving object), however a single rotating camera can help in extracting depth.
