The Embodiment of Real Life Picture Library of 3D Oriental Painting with Time-Lapse Photographing
Jong-Seong Kim, Jongchan Kim, Cheeyong Kim, Eungkon Kim · 한국멀티미디어학회 국제학술대회 · 2008
Time-Lapse photography refers to taking pictures of changes of an object or nature that take place for an extended duration based on a standard time interval. Since the images have the advantage of showing in compressed time and rapidly the changes that have taken place over an extended course of time, they are widely utilized in documentaries, advertisements, movies, etc. Especially, time-lapse photography in reference to natural changes is widely used in the field of science education. The presented study provides time-lapse photography of the blooming process of flowers from among the many changes observable in nature by treating the background and controls the value of the key in order to be able to delete the background. Because the images of real life picture of flowers which have a deleted background can be freely synthesized not only in a 2D space but also in a 3D space, it is possible to realize a 3D real life picture library of flowers, which constitutes one of the components of oriental painting.