Systems and methods for processing images of objects using global lighting estimates
AssigneeImagination Technologies Limited
InventorsJames Imber, Adrian Hilton, Jean-Yves Guillemaut
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AssigneeImagination Technologies Limited
InventorsJames Imber, Adrian Hilton, Jean-Yves Guillemaut
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An image processing system and method for determining an intrinsic colour component of one or more objects for use in rendering the object(s) is described. One or more input images are received, each representing a view of the object(s), wherein values of the input image(s) are separable into intrinsic colour estimates and corresponding shading estimates. A set of surface normals for the object(s) of the input image(s) is determined. In accordance with the values of the input image(s) and the determined set of surface normals, a global lighting estimate is determined which provides consistent corresponding intrinsic colour estimates for a plurality of regions of the object(s) from the input image(s). The intrinsic colour component is determined in accordance with the values of the input image(s) and the determined global lighting estimate. The determined intrinsic colour component of the object(s) and the determined set of surface normals for the object(s) are stored for use in rendering the object(s).
An image processing system configured to determine an intrinsic colour component of one or more objects for use in rendering the one or more objects, the image processing system being configured to receive one or more input images each representing a view of the one or more objects, wherein values of each of the one or more input images are separable into intrinsic colour estimates and corresponding shading estimates, the image processing system comprising:
A method of determining an intrinsic colour component of one or more objects for use in rendering the one or more objects, the method comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable storage medium having stored thereon processor executable instructions that when executed cause at least one processor to determine an intrinsic colour component of one or more objects for use in rendering the one or more objects, the determining an intrinsic colour component comprising:
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