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In the third representation of the frame, Fig. The raw data however contains additional luminance detail in the oxygen cloud, and when re-processed, shifting the displayed exposure range towards the highlights, the oxygen cloud detail is then observed as shown in Fig. With the exposure optimized per the pre-explosion average luminance level of the scene, the oxygen cloud is saturated with mostly white pixels.

Figure 1a illustrates the sample Alexa frame, post-processed for display on a typical LDR monitor.
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The capture device, an ARRI Alexa, is a professional level digital camera with reported dynamic range capability of 14 stops .
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While the Morpheus vehicle ultimately resulted in 13 successful free flights, during an initial test flight the vehicle crashed, resulting in the oxygen tank over-pressurization and explosion shown in Fig. 1 includes different exposures of a frame containing a dynamic scene from a test flight of an experimental NASA launch and landing test vehicle developed under the project name Morpheus . Absolute calibration and determination of true light levels can also assist in the shaping of data requirements for imaging equipment. Additional applications for calibrated HDR imagery include gas analysis , rocket plume visualization , lighting analysis , and image processing . The proposed approach performs better than calibration methods in commercially available HDR recombination software.įor visual computing cases where realism is a must, for example to provide robust visibility in autonomous vehicles, or when making physically accurate light measurement where absolute precision is required, carefully calibrated HDR is fundamentally important. Results demonstrate that even with careful processing and recombination of the LDR data, radiometric accuracy is limited as a result of glare.
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A purposely designed controlled test scene is used to challenge the calibrated reconstruction efforts, including low luminance levels, spatial inclusion of lens vignette over the full imaged area, and optical glare. We develop a calibrated HDR radiance map, including methodical linearization of captured image data, while characterizing the limitations due to the effects of optical glare. Several use cases requiring absolute calibration of the resulting HDR luminance map have been undertaken, but none of these have provided a detailed analysis of the optical effects of glare on the results. Although HDR capabilities of single exposure capture systems are improving, the traditional method for creating HDR images still includes combing a number of different exposures, captured with an LDR system, into a single HDR image. High dynamic range (HDR) technology allows more of the lighting in a specific scene to be captured at a set point in time, and thus is capable of delivering an overall view of the scene that more closely correlates with our visual experience in the real world, compared to standard, or low dynamic range (LDR) technology.
