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1 HDR Images (High Dynamic Range) Josef Pelikán & Alexander Wilkie CGG MFF UK Praha 1 / 16
2 Dynamic Range of Images bright part (short exposure) dark part (long exposure) 2 / 16
3 Dynamic Range of Images reality image ( ) dark area (long exposure) bright area (short exposure) 3 / 16
4 HDR Graphics High Dynamic Range As opposed to Low Dynamic Range standard images Pixels floating point numbers e.g. float[3] for RGB (96bpp) Capture of HDR data Synthetic / via computation (rendering) Photographic (multi-exposure, specialised cameras) Display on LDR output devices Transfer to reduced range ( tone-mapping ) 4 / 16
5 RGBE Pixel Format (Radiance) Format of.hdr files (Radiance) Reduced size (only 4 bytes per pixel) Individual mantissa [RGB], shared exponent [E] Mantissa [RGB] Type float, normalised to between ½ a 1 Exponent [E] Binary exponent in two's complement (8 bit number) Example: [ 0.3, 0.02, 0.1 ] = [ 0.6, 0.04, 0.2 ] 2-1 [ 153, 10, 51, 127 ] 5 / 16
6 Other HDR Formats OpenEXR (.exr) Industrial Light & Magic (G. Lucas 1975, Star Wars etc.) Completely open, libraries are open source Several compression algorithms (ZIP, wavelets), type half User-extensible pixel format Portable Float Map (PFM) Analogous to PPM / PGM / PBM Three float per pixel No compression 6 / 16
7 HDR Photography Multiple exposure Static scene Constant aperture, varying exposure time Sequence e.g. from 1/1000s to 2s Built-in bracketing ( 2 EV, 0, +2 EV) Super-bracketing (e.g. 7 photos in rapid succession) Processing a sequence of images to HDR Conventional photo applications (PhotoShop, GiMP..) HDR Shop ( Functions: auto-calibration, registration 7 / 16
8 Křivka citlivosti senzoru (CCD) kvalitativně známá funkce konkrétní konstanty je třeba nastavit (kalibrace) auto-kalibrace při skládání (předpoklad stejné předlohy) 255 hodnota pixelu log10 Exp = log10 ( Radiance Dt ) 0 8 / 16
9 HDR Acquisition Example 15 exposures between 1/2000s and 8s (1 EV steps) Assembly: HDR shop 9 / 16
10 Reproducing HDR Images Simple trimming of image range Overflow flare (white or glare effects) tone mapping Standard: transformation of entire HDR range to LDR Global vs. local techniques Local contrast preservation etc. 10 / 16
11 Tone Mapping Transformation of HDR to LDR Goal: maintaining of contrast & details in dark & light areas global vs. local conversion HDR LDR ( ) 11 / 16
12 Global Operators Logarithmic curves, sigmoids,.. Implemented as LUT and/or GPU shader 255 log( L w + 1) Ld = log ( L w, max + 1) pixel value Ld HDR input Lw 12 / 16
13 Sigmoid 255 Lw Ld = Lw+ 1 pixel value Ld HDR input Lw 13 / 16
14 Gamma Compression Existing mechanism Disadvantage: discoloration Ld = Lw γ Gamma compression of intensity Colour information is retained Intensity is compressed as above 14 / 16
15 Local Operators Goal: locally retain contrast Edge detection Local analysis of brightness Bilateral filtering (1998+) Non-linear filtering HDR according to intensity difference filter LDR 15 / 16
16 Applications for HDR Photography Improved reproduction of natural scenes Powerful tone mapping, natural looking results HDR panoramas (sun in the frame, sky vs. landscape) CGI (computer generated images) Standard use for environment mapping (light maps of the surround) All internal results and calculations are HDR Realistic looking glossy reflections, motion blur, etc. 16 / 16
17 Examples tone mapping LDR Tone-mapped HDR 17 / 16
18 Examples tone mapping 18 / 16
19 Examples tone mapping 19 / 16
20 Examples - tone mapping 20 / 16
21 Example Environment-map (latitude/longitude mapping) 21 / 16
22 Light Reflection Example 22 / 16
23 Environment ( cube-map ) 23 / 16
24 End Further information: / 16
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