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Another experiment with Gaussian Painters ✨🎨 By optimizing 3D Gaussian Splattings over separate images at several viewpoints, it is possible to get a Steganography effect! Three paintings are hidden in those gaussian splats

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Alex Carlier2 years ago

Link to the code:

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Jon Barron2 years ago

Are you disabling view-dependent effects? This idea is most compelling when the radiance is Lambertian.

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Alex Carlier2 years ago

Yes, was setting sh_degree to 0 for most experiments. For this one, seems I enabled them, but I agree! Otherwise, it could converge to just a plane of spheres at each pixel with SH coefficients

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D∆VE XR2 years ago

This is a flagrant misuse of the technology and it’s f’ing awesome.

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Bernhard Kerbl2 years ago

Very cool! Quick tip: there's a viewing option other than Trackball called "Interpolate". It might just do exactly what you want for this.

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Alex Carlier2 years ago

Ah wow thanks a lot! And thanks for making 3DGS!

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𝚕𝚞𝚔𝚊𝚜://𝚖𝚊𝚝𝚎𝚏𝚏𝚢 🇪🇺🇺🇦2 years ago

Woah I think this is actually made me grasp how Gaussian Splatting works a lot more, what a great example!

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Dipam Chakraborty2 years ago

So can we have a space where rotating along one axis gives different frames of a video.

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Alex Carlier2 years ago

Yes sure this is exactly how the Horse in Motion was first creating a video effect

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Tyler Bell2 years ago

this experiment in particular is really cool, can’t wait to try it!

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