ACM Transaction on Graphics (Proceedings of SIGGRAPH 2010)
Shizhe Zhou1 Hongbo Fu2 Ligang Liu1 Daniel Cohen-Or3 Xiaoguang Han1
1Zhejiang University 2City University of Hong Kong 3Tel Aviv University
Our parametric reshaping technique allows users to easily reshape a human body in a single image (Leftmost) by simply manipulating
a small set of sliders corresponding to semantic attributes such as height, weight and waist girth.
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Snapshots of two popular Youtube videos on reshaping
human bodies in single images by artists. Left: Original images. Middle: Artist
works. Right: Parametric reshaping results using our technique.
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author = {Shizhe Zhou and Hongbo Fu and Ligang Liu and Daniel Cohen-Or and Xiaoguang Han},
title = {Parametric Reshaping of Human Bodies in Images},
journal = {ACM Transactions on Computer Graphics: Special Issue of ACM SIGGRAPH 2010},
year = {2010},
volume = {29},
number = {4},
}
We would like to thank the anonymous reviewers for their constructive comments. We thank Michael Brown for video narration, Nils Hasler for the database of full body scans, and Li Bao, Ping Shi, and Ruizhen Hu for their help on experiments. We thank third parties to grant the permission of using their images: Blanka Matragi (Fig. 1), Daniel Moreno Diaz (Fig. 2), Will Brenner Photography (Fig. 13(d2)), Anna Theodora and Noam Galai (figures in the accompanying video), and the following flickr users for making their images available through creative common licenses: Alaskan Dude (Fig. 4), hqhuyanh (Fig. 10(left)), lululemon athletica (Fig. 10(middle)), D R E A M MERCHANT (Fig. 10(right)), Oleksandr Telesniuk (Fig. 11(top)), albany tim (Fig. 11(bottom)), mikebaird (Fig. 12), C′ear Ochoa (Fig. 13(a1)), brookenovak (Fig. 13(a2)), Steve Weaver (Fig. 13(a3)), Art Pets Photography (Fig. 13(b1)), ph-stop (Fig. 13(b2)), Meltwater (Fig. 13(b3)), Jason Gulledge (Fig. 13(c1)), mikebaird (Fig. 13(c3)), notsogoodphotography (Fig. 13(d1)), ktylerconk (Fig. 13(d2)), lululemon athletica (Fig. 13(d3)), hqhuyanh (Fig. 13(e1)), and CarlosMendoza-Photo (Fig. 13(e3)). The original image in Figure 13(e2) is copyrighted to Glenn Francis, www.PacificProDigital.com. Ligang Liu is supported by the 973 National Key Basic Research Foundation of China (No. 2009CB320801) and the joint grant of the National Natural Science Foundation of China and Microsoft Research Asia (No. 60776799). Hongbo Fu is partly supported by grants from CityU (No. StUp7200148 and SRG7002533), and the Hong Kong Research Grant Council (No. CityU113610). Daniel Cohen-Or’s research is supported in part by the Israel Science Foundation founded by the Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities.