Photometric stereo using extended rectangular lights

Ann Pleasants, Leonard Hamey

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Abstract

This paper applies the photometric stereo technique for finding the shape and reflectance of an object using as illumination an extended rectangular light source. It derives the photometric stereo equations that are applicable and includes the geometry of the lights explicitly. The formulae are tested by finding the surface shape of a wedge with a known angle from four images. The results encourage confidence in the process.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationDICTA'97 and IVCNZ'97 : theme, new dimensions in imaging : proceedings of the first joint Australia &​ New Zealand biennial conference on digital image &​ vision computing - techniques and applications, 10-12 December 1997, Massey University, Albany Campus, Albany, Auckland, New Zealand
Place of PublicationPalmerston North
PublisherMassey University
Pages533-538
Number of pages6
ISBN (Print)0473049473
Publication statusPublished - 1997
EventJoint Australia &​ New Zealand biennial conference on digital image &​ vision computing - techniques and applications (1st : 1997) - Auckland, Australia
Duration: 10 Dec 199712 Dec 1997

Conference

ConferenceJoint Australia &​ New Zealand biennial conference on digital image &​ vision computing - techniques and applications (1st : 1997)
Country/TerritoryAustralia
CityAuckland
Period10/12/9712/12/97

Keywords

  • photometric stereo
  • Image Processing

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