Shading illusion: A novel way for 3-D representation on paper media
Toshiyuki Amano · 2012
Content printed on the paper media is not rewritable, but its appearances can be controlled by illumination. In this paper, we propose a new method to represent three-dimensional (3-D) shape on the print media by the shading animation using projector-camera feedback. The proposed method consists of a hue, saturation, and value (HSV) map and an appearance control technique, and these are key technologies. The HSV map represents a normal map of the 3-D content, and it is embedded in the printed media by full color print. While the system is projecting a shading animation for the 3-D representation, the embedded information is decoded by modulation estimation using the appearance control technique.