High-dynamic range (HDR) imaging is an essential imaging modality for a wide range of
applications in uncontrolled environments, including autonomous driving, robotics, and …

High dynamic range images contain luminance information of the physical world and
provide more realistic experience than conventional low dynamic range images. Because …

Reconstruction of high dynamic range image from a single low dynamic range image
captured by a frame-based conventional camera, which suffers from over-or under …

This paper presents a novel framework to extend the dynamic range of images called
Unbounded High Dynamic Range (UHDR) photography with a modulo camera. A modulo …

Taking photos with digital cameras often accompanies saturated pixels due to their limited
dynamic range, and it is far too ill-posed to restore them. Capturing multiple low dynamic …

Since the refractive index of materials commonly used for lens depends on the wavelengths
of light, practical camera optics fail to converge light to a single point on an image plane …

Huge advancements have been made over the years in terms of modern image-sensing
hardware and visual computing algorithms (eg, computer vision, image processing, and …

A conventional camera often suffers from over-or under-exposure when recording a real-
world scene with a very high dynamic range (HDR). In contrast, a modulo camera with a …

Abstract Systems, methods, and media for high dynamic range imaging are provided, the
systems comprising: an image sensor; and a hardware processor configured to: cause the …

High dynamic range (HDR) imaging enables the capture of an extremely wide range of the
illumination present in a scene and so produces images that more closely resemble what we …