AbsoluteDegradation supplies a physics-inspired synthetic degradation pipeline and a large real-world archival benchmark to train and evaluate film restoration models.
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BodyReLux achieves photorealistic, temporally consistent full-body video relighting via a diffusion model with token-based lighting conditioning trained on a hybrid static-dynamic capture dataset.
Diffusion-based per-view harmonization for lighting-consistent object transfer between 3DGS scenes, using heterogeneous training data and final 3D consolidation.
GaNI combines NeuS geometry reconstruction with a light-position-aware inverse neural radiosity stage that adds implicit near-field modeling, surface angle loss, and roughness smoothness priors to recover reflectance parameters from co-located light-camera captures.
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AbsoluteDegradation: A Physics-Inspired Synthetic Film-Degradation Pipeline and Archival Film Restoration Benchmark
AbsoluteDegradation supplies a physics-inspired synthetic degradation pipeline and a large real-world archival benchmark to train and evaluate film restoration models.
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BodyReLux: Temporally Consistent Full-Body Video Relighting
BodyReLux achieves photorealistic, temporally consistent full-body video relighting via a diffusion model with token-based lighting conditioning trained on a hybrid static-dynamic capture dataset.
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Lighting-Consistent Object Transfer Across Radiance Fields
Diffusion-based per-view harmonization for lighting-consistent object transfer between 3DGS scenes, using heterogeneous training data and final 3D consolidation.
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GaNI: Global and Near Field Illumination Aware Neural Inverse Rendering
GaNI combines NeuS geometry reconstruction with a light-position-aware inverse neural radiosity stage that adds implicit near-field modeling, surface angle loss, and roughness smoothness priors to recover reflectance parameters from co-located light-camera captures.