Performance relighting and reflectance transformation with...

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Computer graphics processing – Three-dimension

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C345S634000, C345S960000, C348S371000, C356S445000, C362S011000, C382S100000

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07436403

ABSTRACT:
A lighting apparatus may be configured to illuminate a subject while the subject is undergoing a motion during a time period. An imaging system may be configured to generate image data representative of a sequence of frames of the moving subject. A controller may be configured to drive the lighting apparatus and the imaging system so that the lighting apparatus sequentially illuminates the moving subject with a time-multiplexed series of lighting conditions, and so that each one of the frames shows the subject illuminated with a respective one of the lighting conditions. The controller may be further configured to process the image data to generate re-illumination data representative of novel illumination conditions under which the subject can be re-illuminated, subsequent to the time period.

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