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3D capture for computer graphics

Holly Rushmeier

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Abstract

We examine the use of 3D scanned objects in computer graphics applications. We consider the requirements for the types and resolution of data required. We also identify some outstanding research issues in this area.

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We examine the use of 3D scanned objects in computer graphics applications. We consider the requirements for the types and resolution of data required. We also identify some outstanding research issues in this area.

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We examine the use of 3D scanned objects in computer graphics applications. We consider the requirements for the types and resolution of data required. We also identify some outstanding research issues in this area.

Key concepts: Computer science, Computer graphics, Computer graphics (images), 3D computer graphics, Graphics, 2D computer graphics, Real-time computer graphics

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