Working with High Dynamic Range Images
A high dynamic range, dynamic range technology, applied in image enhancement, image analysis, image communication, etc.
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[0014] As a preview of some of the features presented in this application, at least one implementation describes decomposing an HDR image into an LDR image and an exposure map or look-up table ("LUT"). The LDR image is encoded along with the exposure map or LUT and inserted into the bitstream for transmission or storage. The LDR image and the exposure map can be coded jointly in some way. For example, the exposure map can be encoded based on the reconstruction of the encoded LDR image. A receiver accesses the bitstream, for example, by receiving a transmission with encoded data read from a storage device. The decoder at the receiving end then decodes the LDR image and the exposure map or LUT if present. Based on the decoded information, the receiver reconstructs the HDR image. Various implementations, including exposure map implementations and LUT implementations, are discussed in more detail below.
[0015] Continuing with this preview, various implementations involving e...
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