Fumie Banba
ABSTRACT
It is a common problem for many people to keep their skins fine, and there have been huge number of cosmetics products. We have developed of image recognition and geometric modeling technique for impression analysis of human skins [1]. The technique firstly extracts parameters of micro-geometry of human skins from real photographs, as shown in Figure 1. It then constructs similar micro-geometry of human skins by a polygon-based shape modeling technique with the parameters including radii of pores and directional distribution of furrows, extracted from the real photographs, as shown in Figure 2. This poster introduces the impression analysis results of the skin images generated by our skin simulation technique.
- F. Banba, et al., Micro-Geometric Skin Simulation for Face Impression Analysis, The Journal of Society for Art and Science, 13(1), 11--20, 2014.Google Scholar
Index Terms
- Comparative impression analysis between real and virtual human skins
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