We compare three Computer Vision approaches to 3-D reconstruction, namely passive Binocular Stereo and active Structured Lighting and Photometric Stereo, in application to human f...
Alexander Woodward, Da An, Georgy L. Gimel'farb, P...
Lambertian photometric stereo with unknown light source parameters is ambiguous. Provided that the object imaged constitutes a surface, the ambiguity is represented by the group o...
In Photometric stereo, the existence of specularities hampers to recover the normal map. To deal with this common reflective phenomenon, we introduce a novel representation for spe...
Virtually all structured light methods assume that the scene and the sources are immersed in pure air and that light is neither scattered nor absorbed. Recently, however, structur...
Srinivasa G. Narasimhan, Shree K. Nayar, Bo Sun, S...
The idea of photometric stereo is to serially vary the direction of incident illumination on the state of the holded view point, but it can locally reconstruct only the front surf...