“Implementation of Modeling Hair from Multiple Views”
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- Implementation of Modeling Hair from Multiple Views
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Modeling hair is difficult due to its complex geometry and re- flectance properties [Marschner et al. 2003]. It often requires in- tensive user interactions. Paris et al. [Paris et al. 2004] developed an approach to capture hair geometry from a fixed viewpoint under controlled variable illumination. We developed a more practical approach in [Wei et al. 2005] that uses a hand-held camera under natural lighting conditions and does not require a specific setup. The success of this approach depends on good solutions for the following issues.
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Marschner, S., Jensen, H., cammarano, M., Worley, S., and Hanrahan, P. 2003. Light scattering from human hair fibers. ACM Trans. on Graphics 3, 22, 780–791.
Paris, S., Briceno, H. M., and Sillion, F. X. 2004. Capture of hair geometry from multiple images. In Proc. of SIGGRAPH conference, ACM, 712–719.
Wei, Y., Ofek, E., Quan, L., and Shum, H. 2005. Modeling hair from multiple views. In Proc. of SIGGRAPH conference, ACM.
