“Digital reconstruction and 4D presentation through time” by El-Hakim, Lapointe and Whiting
Conference:
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Title:
- Digital reconstruction and 4D presentation through time
Session/Category Title: The Future of Art
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Abstract:
Results of an image-based modeling technology applied to preservation of Greek metopes, Dutch paintings, Medieval castles, and Renaissance architecture. They show how large-scale architecture and small-scale art objects were captured with precise geometry and texture for easy accessibility to our digital culture.
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