Volumetric capture has become remarkably good at recording a moment, but they combine lighting, materials, and geometry into a single representation. This makes it difficult to modify how the scene looks after capture.

You Can Make It Editable

RelightableStudio focuses on restoring that control. The system separates lighting, materials, and geometry so that each can be adjusted independently, like traditional post-production workflows. Instead of relying on global lighting approximations, it models lighting as a set of learnable spotlights that have position, direction, and intensity, allowing them to better represent real studio setups. Once learned, they can be edited to change the appearance of the scene.

RelightableStudio also helps distinguish between light sources and reflective surfaces that are analyzed by motion across frames. As objects move, the way light interacts with surfaces changes, providing clues about what belongs to the material and what belongs to the lighting.

The result is a scene that behaves more like a traditional production asset, where lighting can be adjusted without recreating the entire setup.

Making Volumetric Video Editable: Inside Dolby’s RelightableStudio

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