Table 8 Most relevant methods for the reconstruction of digital bas-reliefs starting from paintings
From: Enhancing traditional museum fruition: current state and emerging tendencies
References | Description | Main features |
|---|---|---|
Horry et al. [47] | From 2D images to 3D animated scene | Early approach No exact geometry reconstruction |
Hoiem et al. [48] | Simulation of invisible phenomenon, superimposition of supplementary informative materials, | User can visualize invisible phenomena after visitors manipulating museum devices. Information can be superimposed on the viewed artwork (texts, pictures, videos, virtual guides, etc.) |
From photograph to bas-relief | No exact geometry reconstruction Non photorealistic reconstruction Early approach using SFS | |
From 2D paintings to bas-relief | Geometry-based reconstruction Added “volume” | |
Carfagni et al. [54], Volpe et al. [55], Furferi et al. [56] | From 2D paintings to bas-relief | Aesthetic mimic of sculptor-made bas-relief Perspective and volume-based reconstruction |