Illumination sensitive dynamic virtual sets
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Hideaki Nii, Bert deDecker, Yuki Hashimoto, Dylan Moore, Jay Summet, Yong Zhao, Jonathan Westhues, Paul Dietz, John Barnwell, Masahiko Inami, Philippe Bekaert, Ramesh RaskarAuthors Info & Claims
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Abstract
We will demonstrate new methods of flexible scene capture (including motion, orientation, and incident illumination), to create a dynamic 'virtual recording set.' We use tracking tags that are imperceptible under attire; inserted Computer Graphics elements can match the lighting on the presenter, making the technique ideal for real-time broadcast.
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