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AI Image Relighting Quiz
Tests how albedo and shading are separated, how IC-Light enforces consistent light transport, and where AI relighting still fails.
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What does image relighting aim to change?
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- What does image relighting aim to change?
- The lighting, while keeping the subject's identity and shape
- The subject's identity
- The camera lens
- The image file format
- What does intrinsic image decomposition separate?
- Foreground and background
- Red, green and blue channels
- Albedo and shading
- Text and images
- What are light stages used for in portrait relighting research?
- Rendering fonts
- Compressing video
- Training language models
- Recording a person under many controlled lighting conditions
- What physical principle does IC-Light's training enforce?
- Conservation of momentum
- An object's appearance under mixed lights equals the mix of its appearances under each light
- Light travels faster in glass
- Shadows are always black
- Why is a color filter not true relighting?
- It cannot move shadows or add highlights on the side facing a new light
- It changes the subject's identity
- It requires a GPU
- It only works on video
- How is the foreground image given to IC-Light's denoiser?
- As a text prompt
- As a CLIP score
- Through a separate audio encoder
- As latents concatenated with the noisy latent as extra channels
- Which practical step helps avoid glowing edges when relighting a cut-out subject?
- Raising the step count to 500
- Converting to grayscale
- Making a clean matte of the subject first
- Removing the background prompt
- Why does better relighting matter for image authenticity?
- It makes metadata impossible
- Inconsistent shadows are a clue to composites, so better relighting makes fakes harder to spot
- It always adds watermarks
- It prevents image editing
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