High-Quality Multi-Spectral Reflectance Acquisition with X-Rite TAC7

When relighting digitized objects, strong color deviations can arise depending on the illumination conditions if the object’s reflectance is only captured in RGB. To guarantee color-correct simulations, it is therefore of great importance to perform appearance capture with a finer spectral sampling than the three broad band RGB channels. Capturing both shape and multi-spectral reflectance at a high quality is a challenging task and – to the best of our knowledge – has not yet been performed at the quality and speed of our approach. We acquire surface geometry and multi-spectral spatially varying reflectance of objects of up to a few centimeters height with the TAC7 device, which is available commercially as of lately. We demonstrate the improvements in color-accuracy and the overall quality of the appearance capture by relighting our accurately digitized objects under varying illumination conditions.

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