Additional Results for HDR Alignment
This page provides further results concerning our proposed optic flow-based
alignment strategy for HDR imaging.
To demonstrate the possibilities of our approach, we applied it to several real
world exposure series that were taken handheld using a standard DSLR camera
(Nikon D90).
To illustrate the amount of displacements in the series, we additionally show
HDR reconstructions without alignment.
Note that all results shown here were obtained using a fixed set of parameters
which can be found in the paper.
We offer zip archives for download, which contain all images in JPEG format
so that all important information (such as exposure times) are available from
the EXIF headers.
To visualise the HDR images, we applied the tone mapping operator of
Fattal et al. as implemented
in the
pfstools package.
In addition, we offer to download the HDR images in the RGBE format proposed in
G. Ward: Real Pixels. Graphics Gems II, Academic Press, 1992. A C implementation
of a read/write library for RGBE data can be found
here.
Window
Exposure series Window
(1072×712 pixels, exposure times between 1/200 and 2 seconds)
Download the exposure series as zip archive.
Tone mapped HDR reconstruction after alignment with our proposed optic
flow-based method.
Download HDR image in RGBE format.
Tone mapped HDR reconstruction without alignment.
Altar
Exposure series Altar
(1072×712 pixels, exposure times between 1/320 and 1/2 seconds)
Download the exposure series as zip archive.
Tone mapped HDR reconstruction after alignment with our proposed optic
flow-based method.
Download HDR image in RGBE format.
Tone mapped HDR reconstruction without alignment.
Lantern
Exposure series Lantern
(1268×854 pixels, exposure times between 1/320 and 1/6 seconds)
Download the exposure series as zip archive.
Tone mapped HDR reconstruction after alignment with our proposed optic
flow-based method.
Download HDR image in RGBE format.
Tone mapped HDR reconstruction without alignment.
MPI
Exposure series MPI
(490×620 pixels, exposure times between 1/800 and 1/50 seconds)
Download the exposure series as zip archive.
Tone mapped HDR reconstruction after alignment with our proposed optic
flow-based method.
Download HDR image in RGBE format.
Tone mapped HDR reconstruction without alignment.
Room
Exposure series Room
(512×340 pixels, exposure times between 1/60 and 1/3 seconds)
Download the exposure series as zip archive.
Tone mapped HDR reconstruction after alignment with our proposed optic
flow-based method.
Download HDR image in RGBE format.
Tone mapped HDR reconstruction without alignment.
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