Shadow Removal
Overview
Shadow removal separates illumination changes caused by shadows from the underlying scene, then reconstructs a consistent appearance without altering objects or texture. Common approaches include supervised restoration networks trained on paired images, physical and geometric guidance for handling illumination and shadow boundaries, and pretrained diffusion models adapted for image or video editing. Methods are tested on benchmarks such as ISTD+, SRD, and WSRD+, as well as remote-sensing and real-world imagery where paired annotations can be scarce. A central challenge is balancing convincing shadow removal with content and color preservation, especially across domains and at soft penumbra boundaries.
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