Real-Time High Fidelity Inverse Tone Mapping for Low Dynamic Range Content

The neural network approach, when applied to the colorimetric characterization problem, presents some limitations that have so far limited the more widespread use of such

Section 3 discusses methods for deriving transfer function that yield in a per- ceptually linear usage of the contrast range, while Section 4 explores the possibilities

When the door is closed, both the scene dynamic range and average luminance level change dramatically. Because the scene range is now smaller than the display range it is possible

[LKS ∗ 06] presented a “dynamic adaptive multi-resolution GPU data structure” which performs page table address translation on the GPU by mapping from a virtual domain to the

The display of high dynamic range images and video requires a tone mapping algorithm to depict their original appearance on existing display devices whose capabilities in terms

We have presented some validation methods for identify- ing the quality of the expansion methods. These validation methods currently only cater for still images and IBL appli-

Keywords: texture synthesis, texture mapping, pixel, patch, optimization, surface, video, flow, fluids, parallel computing, real-time rendering, solid, globally varying,

Another straightforward solution is to transfer edges, which are present in the original frame, to the expand map. The idea is that keeping original edges reduces the ghosting