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Facial Hair Tracking for High Fidelity Performance Capture

 

We demonstrate the proposed capture pipeline on a variety of
different facial hair styles and lengths, ranging from sparse and
short to dense full-beards.

July 24, 2022
ACM SIGGRAPH 2022

 

Authors

Sebastian Winberg (DisneyResearch|Studios/ETH Zurich)

Gaspard Zoss (DisneyResearch|Studios/ETH Joint PhD)

Prashanth Chandran (DisneyResearch|Studios/ETH Joint PhD)

Paulo Gotardo (DisneyResearch|Studios)

Derek Bradley (DisneyResearch|Studios)

 

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Facial Hair Tracking for High Fidelity Performance Capture

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Abstract

Facial hair is a largely overlooked topic in facial performance
capture. Most production pipelines in the entertainment industry do
not have a way to automatically capture facial hair or track the skin
underneath it. Thus, male actors are asked to shave clean before face
capture, which is very often undesirable. In this paper, we propose
the first multiview reconstruction pipeline that tracks both the
dense 3D facial hair, as well as the underlying 3D skin for entire
performances. We demonstrate the proposed capture pipeline on a
variety of different facial hair styles and lengths, ranging from
sparse and short to dense full-beards.

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