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Polarization Multiplexing for Bidirectional Imaging

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Polarization Multiplexing for Bidirectional Imaging
Our goal is to incorporate polarization in appearancebased modeling in an efficient and meaningful way. Polarization has been used in numerous prior studies for separating diffuse and specular reflectance components, but in this work we show that it also can be used to separate surface reflectance contributions from individual light sources. Our approach is called polarization multiplexing and it has significant impact in appearance modeling and bidirectional imaging where the image as a function of illumination direction is needed. Multiple unknown light sources can illuminate the scene simultaneously, and the individual contributions to the overall surface reflectance can be estimated. To develop the method of polarization multiplexing, we use a relationship between light source direction and intensity modulation. Inverting this transformation enables the individual intensity contributions to be estimated. In addition to polarization multiplexing, we show that phase histograms from ...
Oana G. Cula, Kristin J. Dana, Dinesh K. Pai, Dong
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Type Conference
Year 2005
Where CVPR
Authors Oana G. Cula, Kristin J. Dana, Dinesh K. Pai, Dongsheng Wang
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