IEEE Trans Image Process
Indoor Scene Reconstruction Using Near-Light Photometric Stereo
We propose a novel framework for photometric stereo (PS) under low-light conditions using uncalibrated nearlight illumination. It operates on free-form video sequences captured with a minimalistic and affordable setup. We address issues such as albedo variations, shadowing, perspective projections, and camera noise. Our method uses specular spheres detected with a perspective-correcting Hough transform to robustly triangulate light positions in the presence of outliers via a least-squares approach. Furthermore, we propose an iterative reweighting scheme in combination with an p-norm minimizer to robustly solve the calibrated near-light PS problem. In contrast to other approaches, our framework reconstructs depth, albedo (relative to light source intensity), and normals simultaneously and is demonstrated on synthetic and real-world scenes.
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@article{bib:liao:2017, author = { Liao, Jingtang and Buchholz, Bert and Thiery, Jean-Marc and Bauszat, Pablo and Eisemann, Elmar }, title = { Indoor Scene Reconstruction Using Near-Light Photometric Stereo }, journal = { IEEE Trans Image Process }, volume = { 26 }, year = { 2017 }, pages = { 1089--1101 }, doi = { 10.1109/TIP.2016.2636661 }, dblp = { journals/tip/LiaoBTBE17 }, url = { https://publications.graphics.tudelft.nl/papers/239 }, }