Sequential Homography-Based Alignment for HDR Image Generation

Luigi Barazzetti; Fabio Remondino; Marco Scaioni

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.452-453.1025

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Sequential Homography-Based Alignment for HDR Image Generation

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Tripoding the camera is a standard solution to acquire aligned images useful for High Dynamic Range photography. On the other hand, the chance to use a hand-held digital camera is surely more practical and attractive for photographers. In this paper we propose a registration algorithm that recovers the alignment of several bracketed images using a progressive combination of homographies estimated from a set of image correspondences.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 452-453)

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Luigi Barazzetti, Fabio Remondino, Marco Scaioni

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Alignment, Feature, HDR, Homography, Image, Matching

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