High dynamic range imaging techniques involve capturing and storing real world radiance
values that span many orders of magnitude. However, common display devices can usually …

The sensor values captured by a digital camera are transformed in a non-linear manner
prior to quantization in order to make the quantization rate approximately proportional to the …

Digital cameras apply a non-linearity to the captured sensor values prior to quantisation.
This process is known as perceptual linearisation and ensures that the quantisation rate is …

High dynamic range (HDR) displays are capable of displaying a wider dynamic range of
values than conventional displays. As HDR content becomes more ubiquitous, the use of …

Cameras automatically apply non-linear transformations to the sensor data, allowing for
perceptually-uniform quantization suited to standard dynamic range displays in dim …

High dynamic range (HDR) displays are capable of displaying a wider dynamic range of
values than conventional displays. As HDR content becomes more ubiquitous, the use of …