Abstract
Digital sensors and fast digital image processing facilitate the use of pulsed holography for 3D surface measurement of moving objects.
The real image of a hologram is reconstructed optically. A sequence of high-resolution projection images of the real image with a varying distance to the hologram is recorded digitally. Focus detection in this image sequence by digital image processing yields the shape of the recorded object. The image intensity serves as a precise pixel-matching texture. An application of this concept is the generation of a textured 3D computer model of a facial surface from a portrait hologram.
© 2007 Optical Society of America
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