111 results about "Standard dynamic range" patented technology

Video equalization including performing equalization such that a sequence of images have dynamic range (optionally other characteristics) that is constant to a predetermined degree, where the input video includes high and standard dynamic range videos and images from both. Equalization is performed with a common anchor point (e.g., 20% gray level, or log mean of luminance) input video and the equalized video, and such that the images determined by the equalized video have at least substantially the same average luminance as images determined by the input video. Other aspects are systems (e.g., display systems and video delivery systems) configured to perform embodiments of the equalization method.

Various embodiments provide tone mapping of images and video from one dynamic range to an available dynamic range of a display device while preserving or enhancing image details. According to one embodiment, an enhanced tone mapping module is configured to decrease a luminance of an image or video from a high dynamic range to a standard dynamic range. Conversely, according to one embodiment, an enhanced inverse tone mapper to increase a luminance of an image or video from a standard dynamic range to a high dynamic range.

An electronic device and an image conversion method of the electronic device, the electronic device comprising: a receiving unit for receiving a first image from a source device; a decoding unit for decoding brightness information of the first image; a converting unit for converting a dynamic range of the first image on the basis of the decoded brightness information, using a mapping function; and a display unit for displaying a second image having the converted dynamic range on a display, wherein the mapping function is a curve function including a plurality of points determined on the basis of the first image, a characteristic of a change in brightness of a display of the source device, and a characteristic of brightness of a scene of the first image. The present disclosure may generate, for example, a high dynamic range (HDR) image, which is improved from a standard dynamic range (SDR) image.

Video equalization including performing equalization such that a sequence of images have dynamic range (optionally other characteristics) that is constant to a predetermined degree, where the input video includes high and standard dynamic range videos and images from both. Equalization is performed with a common anchor point (e.g., 20% gray level, or log mean of luminance) input video and the equalized video, and such that the images determined by the equalized video have at least substantially the same average luminance as images determined by the input video. Other aspects are systems (e.g., display systems and video delivery systems) configured to perform embodiments of the equalization method.

A method and an apparatus for coding at least one high dynamic range picture into a coded bitstream, and corresponding decoding method and apparatus are disclosed. The encoding method includes selecting a predetermined post-processing color correction function bp_det among a set of predetermined post-processing color correction functions bpset, according to at least one parameter computed from at least said high dynamic range picture, determining a pre-processing color correction function b0 from the selected predetermined post-processing color correction function bp_det, decomposing the high dynamic range picture, into a standard dynamic range picture, using the pre-processing color correction function b0, coding the standard dynamic range picture into the coded bitstream, coding at least one parameter for reconstructing the high dynamic range picture from the standard dynamic range picture decoded from the coded bitstream and a post-processing color correction function bp_dec.

Real-time forward reshaping, comprising selecting a statistical sliding window that indexes with the current frame, having also, a look-back frame and a look-ahead frame, determining whether they are part of the current scene, determining a noise parameter, a luma transfer function and a luma forward reshaping function based on the luma transfer function and the noise parameter within the current scene, selecting a central tendency sliding window of the current frame and the look-back frame within the current scene, and determining a central tendency luma forward reshaping function. The chroma reshaping comprises analyzing statistics for the extended dynamic range (EDR) weights and EDR upper bounds, mapping these to standard dynamic range (SDR) weights and SDR upper bounds based on the central tendency luma forward reshaping function, determining a chroma content-dependent polynomial and a central tendency chroma forward reshaping polynomial and generating chroma MMR coefficients.

A display apparatus may include a display, a storage configured to store a first output setting value corresponding to high dynamic range (HDR) content and a second output setting value corresponding to standard dynamic range (SDR) content, a communicator, and a processor configured to, while a first content is streamed through the communicator and displayed based on one of the first output setting value and the second output setting value that corresponds to the first content and in response to a second content being streamed through the communicator, control the display to change one of the first output setting value and the second output setting value to the other in phases and display the second content, and the first content may be one of the HDR content and the SDR content, and the second content may be the other of the HDR content and the SDR content.

Video processing techniques and pipelines that support capture, distribution, and display of high dynamic range (HDR) image data to both HDR-enabled display devices and display devices that do not support HDR imaging. A sensor pipeline may generate standard dynamic range (SDR) data from HDR data captured by a sensor using tone mapping, for example local tone mapping. Information used to generate the SDR data may be provided to a display pipeline as metadata with the generated SDR data. If a target display does not support HDR imaging, the SDR data may be directly rendered by the display pipeline. If the target display does support HDR imaging, then an inverse mapping technique may be applied to the SDR data according to the metadata to render HDR data for display. Information used in performing color gamut mapping may also be provided in the metadata and used to recover clipped colors for display.

The present disclosure generally relates to a method and device of encoding a High Dynannic Range (HDR) color picture and at least one first Standard Dynannic Range (SDR) color picture, said method comprising encoding (101) a second Standard Dynamic Range (SDR) color picture obtained from the HDR color picture; According to the present disclosure, said method further comprises determining (102) atleast one piece of color remapping information, from said second Standard Dynamic Range (SDR) color picture to said at least one first Standard Dynamic Range (SDR) color picture, said at least one piece of color remapping information being used to obtain an approximation of said at least one first Standard Dynamic Range (SDR) color picture from said second Standard Dynamic Range (SDR) color picture.

At least some applications in the total HDR video chain desire some more sophisticated approach, such as a high dynamic range video encoder (900), arranged to receive via an image input (920) an input high dynamic range image (MsterHDR) which has a first maximum pixel luminance (PB_C_H50), the encoder being arranged to receive via a metadata input (921) a master luma mapping function (FL_50t1), which luma mapping function defines the relationship between normalized lumas of the input high dynamic range image and normalized lumas of a corresponding standard dynamic range image (Im_LDR) having a maximum pixel luminance of preferably 100 nit, characterized in that the encoder further comprises a metadata input (923) to receive a second maximum pixel luminance (PB_CH), and the encoder further being characterized in that it comprises: —a HDR function generation unit (901) arranged to apply a standardized algorithm to transform the master luma mapping function (FL_50t1) into a adapted luma mapping function (F_H2hCI), which relates normalized lumas of the input high dynamic range image to normalized luminances of an intermediate dynamic range image (IDR) which is characterized by having a maximum possible luminance being equal to the second maximum pixel luminance (PB_CH); an IDR image calculation unit (902) arranged to apply the adapted luma mapping function (F_H2hCI) to lumas of pixels of the input high dynamic range image (MsterHDR) to obtain lumas of pixels of the intermediate dynamic range image (IDR); and an IDR mapping function generator (903) arranged to derive on the basis of the master luma mapping function (FL_50t1) and the adapted luma mapping function (F_H2hCI) a channel luma mapping function (F_I2sCI), which defines as output the respective normalized lumas of the standard dynamic range image (Im_LDR) when given as input the respective normalized lumas of the intermediate dynamic range image (IDR); the encoder being further characterized to have as output: the intermediate dynamic range image (IDR), as first metadata the second maximum pixel luminance (PB_CH), as second metadata the channel luma mapping function (F_I2sCI); and as third metadata the first maximum pixel luminance (PB_C_H50).