Distinctive Image Features from Scale-Invariant Keypoints
International Journal of Computer Vision
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Although high performance scanners and design tools are rapidly developed, users still suffer from generating desired 3D contents. Furthermore, it requires advanced skills of design tools and considerable times to produce a satisfactory result. Recently, being motivated by these shortcomings of 3D content generation, various approaches have been studied to generate and manipulate a 3D content conveniently. One of them is using 2D input data such as sketches and real photos to handle the 3D templates. Since this approach is intuitive to the users, it can be efficiently used to manipulate existing 3D contents. Moreover, a large number of new 3D contents can be created by using billions of existing 2D images on online.