“iCAM for high-dynamic-range image rendering” by Kuang, Johnson and Fairchild
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- iCAM for high-dynamic-range image rendering
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Abstract:
Traditional color appearance models, such as CIECAM02, are intended for prediction of stimulus’ color appearance in somewhat simplified viewing conditions. It is normally assumed that a uniformed color patched is viewed on a uniformed background with different color. However, images are more complex than that. Image appearance model (iCAM) [Fairchild and Johnson 2004] has been proposed to extend the traditional approaches to predict more complex stimulus in a wider array of viewing environments that are varied spatially and temporally, and has shown great potential in a variety of applications. In this poster, a new iCAM framework was presented for the application of rendering high-dynamic-range (HDR) images or scenes into limited dynamic-range displays. Furthermore, this model is designed to predict how real-scenes perceptually appear by incorporating the prediction of color appearance effects such as the Hunt effect, the Steven effect and the surround effect.
References:
1. Fairchild M. D. and Johnson G. M. 2004. The iCAM framework for image appearance, image differences, and image quality, Journal of Electronic Imaging, 13 126–138.
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