Tone‐mapping constitutes a key component within the field of high dynamic range (HDR)
imaging. Its importance is manifested in the vast amount of tone‐mapping methods that can …

Event cameras are bio-inspired sensors that capture per-pixel asynchronous intensity
change rather than the synchronous absolute intensity frames captured by a classical …

Abstract Tone Mapping Operators (TMOs) compress High Dynamic Range (HDR) contents
to address Low Dynamic Range (LDR) displays. While many solutions have been designed …

We study the problem of temporally consistent video post-processing. Previous post-
processing algorithms usually either fail to keep high fidelity or fail to keep temporal …

Cameras digitize real-world scenes as pixel intensity values with a limited value range given
by the available bits per pixel (bpp). High Dynamic Range (HDR) cameras capture those …

Abstract High Dynamic Range video acquisition and display are now achievable thanks to
recent advances in the HDR field. Tone Mapping Operators convert HDR images to Low …

Techniques for high dynamic range (HDR) imaging make it possible to capture and store an
increased range of luminances and colors as compared to what can be achieved with a …

Backward compatibility for high dynamic range image and video compression forms one of
the essential requirements in the transition phase from low dynamic range (LDR) displays to …

We present a novel method to optimize the attenuation of light for the single scattering model
in direct volume rendering. A common problem of single scattering is the high dynamic …

When displaying Standard Dynamic Range (SDR) video on High Dynamic Range (HDR)
displays a reverse tone mapping operation can be employed to expand the dynamic range …