Open ichsan2895 opened 6 months ago
Hi, I want to make sure I understand the question. Do you mean the last image is lack of detailed/rich colors compared to the first image?
My guess of the reason is the differences between the implementation of rendering in GaussianSplats3D and gsplat.
Does this problem also happen for exported splats from splatfacto?
This result gives washed out result on ply which is opened in supersplat
ns-train nerfgs --pipeline.model.ply-file-path exports/nerfgs/nerfgs.ply nerfstudio-data --data path/to/Truck_dataset --downscale-factor 1
ns-export gaussian-splat --load-config outputs/Truck/nerfgs/2024-05-20_155003/config.yml --output-dir renders/Truck_NerfGS/
This result gives good result on ply which is opened in supersplat
ns-train splatfacto nerfstudio-data --data path/to/Truck_dataset --downscale-factor 1
ns-export gaussian-splat --load-config outputs/Truck/splatfacto/2024-05-20_155123/config.yml --output-dir renders/Truck_Splatfacto/
This method gives good result when I render it to video
ns-render --load-config outputs/Truck/nerfgs/2024-05-20_155003/config.yml --camera-path path/to/json --output-path path/to/output.mp4
Sorry, I'm not sure about how to fix it. I'll take a look at it in more details later.
After I get good result in this rendered video (see this Thread):
I export the splats by using this command:
But the color of splats is not good, seems more washed out than rendered video. I open the splat with mkkellogg 3D gaussian viewer
Any ways for fixing it?