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Scene-Consistent Illumination Transfer for Inserted Advertising Graphics

Replacing a visible advertisement in a broadcast frame is geometrically straightforward but photometrically delicate. A pasted graphic can have the correct perspective and still appear detached when its brightness, shading, or shadow disagrees with the surface beneath it. This paper presents Ad-Relight, an inference-only procedure for transferring scene illumination to a supplied advertising graphic without collecting a banner-specific training set. The procedure first separates slowly varying shade from graphic structure, then probes a pretrained diffusion relighter with two nearly identical backgrounds to isolate the contribution of the target region. A final pass combines this residual...

AuthorsRameshwar Mishra, Bishshoy Das, A. V. Subramanyam et al.
Primary categorycs.LG
Published29 September 2026
Last updated at source29 September 2026
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