3D model reconstruction using photoconsistency
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2007
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University of Cape Town
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Model reconstruction using photoconsistency refers to a method that creates a photohull, an approximate computer model, using multiple calibrated camera views of an object. The term photoconsistency refers to the concept that is used to calculate the photohull from the camera views. A computer model surface is considered photoconsistent if the appearance of that surface agrees with the appearance of the surface of the real world object from all camera viewpoints. This thesis presents the work done in implementing some concepts and approaches described in the literature.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 59-60).
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Joubert, K. 2007. 3D model reconstruction using photoconsistency. University of Cape Town.