In this paper, we address the issue of color in high dynamic range (HDR) imaging. In contrast to state-of-the-art meth-ods, we propose to move the complete HDR imaging pro-cess from RGB to a luminance-chrominance color space. Our aim is to get a more computationally efficient technique and to avoid also any possible color distortions originating from three color channels processed separately. To achieve this, we build a camera response function for the luminance channel only and weight and compose the HDR luminance accordingly, while for the chrominance channels we apply weighting in relation with the saturation level. We demon-strate that our technique yields natural and pleasant to per-ceive tone-mapped images and is also more robust to n...
Techniques for high dynamic range (HDR) imaging make it possible to capture and store an increased r...
When viewing images on a monitor, we are adapted to the lighting conditions of our viewing environme...
When viewing images on a monitor, we are adapted to the lighting conditions of our viewing environme...
Abstract. High dynamic range image (HDR) is widely used since it is capable of capturing more fine i...
Recently, high dynamic range (HDR) imaging has been used in many fields such as display, computer gr...
Before HDR characterization After HDR characterization Difference map (mid-gray = mean) amplified by...
As new displays and cameras offer enhanced color capabilities, there is a need to extend the precis...
High dynamic range (HDR) imaging is a rapidly growing field in computer graphics and image processin...
International audienceColor transfer methods alter the look of a source image with regards to a refe...
As new displays and cameras offer enhanced color capabilities, there is a need to extend the precisi...
[[abstract]]The human visual system basically tends to a perfect image capture system with high dyna...
International audienceColor transfer methods alter the look of a source image with regards to a refe...
International audienceColor transfer methods alter the look of a source image with regards to a refe...
Techniques for high dynamic range (HDR) imaging make it possible to capture and store an increased r...
Techniques for high dynamic range (HDR) imaging make it possible to capture and store an increased r...
Techniques for high dynamic range (HDR) imaging make it possible to capture and store an increased r...
When viewing images on a monitor, we are adapted to the lighting conditions of our viewing environme...
When viewing images on a monitor, we are adapted to the lighting conditions of our viewing environme...
Abstract. High dynamic range image (HDR) is widely used since it is capable of capturing more fine i...
Recently, high dynamic range (HDR) imaging has been used in many fields such as display, computer gr...
Before HDR characterization After HDR characterization Difference map (mid-gray = mean) amplified by...
As new displays and cameras offer enhanced color capabilities, there is a need to extend the precis...
High dynamic range (HDR) imaging is a rapidly growing field in computer graphics and image processin...
International audienceColor transfer methods alter the look of a source image with regards to a refe...
As new displays and cameras offer enhanced color capabilities, there is a need to extend the precisi...
[[abstract]]The human visual system basically tends to a perfect image capture system with high dyna...
International audienceColor transfer methods alter the look of a source image with regards to a refe...
International audienceColor transfer methods alter the look of a source image with regards to a refe...
Techniques for high dynamic range (HDR) imaging make it possible to capture and store an increased r...
Techniques for high dynamic range (HDR) imaging make it possible to capture and store an increased r...
Techniques for high dynamic range (HDR) imaging make it possible to capture and store an increased r...
When viewing images on a monitor, we are adapted to the lighting conditions of our viewing environme...
When viewing images on a monitor, we are adapted to the lighting conditions of our viewing environme...