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Calibration of a Surface Light Field Capture System

In this paper we introduce a simple procedure to calibrate a surface light field capture system. This system was developed to capture the illumination from a virtual environment map [2]. However, the system has the drawback of a complex calibration procedure that is limited to planar screens. We propose a simple calibration procedure using a reflective calibration object that is able to deal with arbitrary screen geometries. Our calibration procedure is not limited to our application and can be used to calibrate most camera projector systems.