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  1. By expanding and refining the grayscale, HDR dramatically improves movies, TV programs and videogames. HDR transforms the viewing experience, making it more involving, dynamic and …

  2. In Sec. 2, we define the HDR imaging problem, datasets, and evaluation metrics. In Sec. 3, we review and analyze SoTA-supervised meth. ds, includ-ing multiple-exposure and single …

  3. ecifications for HDR displays. For LCD displays, the UHDA has set the benchmark of 1000 nits for peak brightness and the use of the HDR10 f rmat for mastering HDR content. Today NVIDIA G …

  4. High dynamic range (HDR) displays have high luminance and contrast, but it can be di!cult to ascertain whether a given set of characteristics quali"es for this label. This is especially …

  5. HDR image sensor schemes modify a conventional sensor’s readout circuits to improve its DR. Since in this paper we are mainly concerned with comparing the performance of HDR …

  6. Thi s d ocument is one out of a series of three tutorials that introduce the reader to high dynamic range (HDR) imaging, photography and how to analyze an HDR photo or simulation simulation …

  7. A high dynamic range (HDR) display uses an EOTF curve that is extended on both ends (as shown in Figure 2), typically requiring a minimum of 10 bits of color depth. In this scheme, it is …