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  • It obtains a color shade-less image and synthesizes a normal map from shaded images.
  • Normal map calibration involves a linear combination of shaded images, clamped to specific normal directions on a white-coated sphere.
  • Relit images are generated using inverse rendering within a predefined virtual environment.
  • Main Results:

    • The system successfully synthesizes normal maps from shaded images.
    • Color shade-less images are obtained, facilitating relighting.
    • Subjective assessments by 24 adult subjects indicated acceptable performance for the relighting results.
    • Experiments across different scenarios demonstrated the system's viability.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed simplified photometric stereo system is effective for portrait image relighting.
    • The method provides an acceptable approach for generating relit portrait images.
    • The system demonstrates potential for applications requiring controllable portrait lighting.