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Under which circumstances can the surface orientation be derived from intensity changes in an image?
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Surface orientation refers to the angle at which a surface is oriented relative to a light source and the viewer. Intensity changes in an image are often caused by variations in surface orientation affecting how light reflects off the surface. Show more…
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