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....model the building using blocks, but also register each block in each image. An interactive system developed at Microsoft Research [27] allows the user to specify a variety of structural constraints, all of which are taken into account when reconstructing the model. Calibrated image mosaics (see [28]) are used rather than single images, which increases the stability of the reconstruction. However once more the complexity of the model is constrained by the willingness of the user to 21 specify these constraints in each mosaic. The Photobuilder system [6] also has the user specify some scene ....
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....1 Projector 3 Figure 4: The top image shows the overlap position of three projectors. The bottom images show the alpha masks created for projectors 1, 2, and 3 using our algorithm. Similar feathering techniques are used to mosaic multiple images taken by a camera into a single panoramic image [18]. However, such a target 2D panoramic image does not exist when projector images are blended on (possible nonplanar) display surfaces. Hence we use the 2D image of the display surface taken from a calibration camera and compute the intensity weights in this 2D camera image space. We transformed ....
....to the illuminated surface points by C i and C i 1 do not agree. Agreement is necessary, and we enforce it through a smooth 3D transition algorithm to obtain display surface continuity. Our present technique is similar to methods used to reduce intensity discontinuities in composited images [14][18]. However, instead of weighting pixel intensities, we weight their associated 3D location. As with our intensity blending algorithm, we use a single camera from a camera pair to aid 00 00 00 11 11 11 0 0 0 1 1 1 00 00 11 11 00 00 11 11 00 00 11 11 00 00 00 11 11 11 00 00 11 11 00 00 11 ....
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