JPEG-HDR
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| − | '''JPEG-HDR''' is an extension of [[JPEG]], which supports images with ''high dynamic range''. | + | '''JPEG-HDR''' is an extension of [[JPEG]], which supports images with ''high dynamic range''. It is apparently a proprietary format. |
It is backward-compatible with standard JPEG viewers. The HDR data is stored in APP11<ref>Because it [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xgx4k83zzc goes to eleven]</ref> segments, and can be used to convert the image to one with high dynamic range. | It is backward-compatible with standard JPEG viewers. The HDR data is stored in APP11<ref>Because it [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xgx4k83zzc goes to eleven]</ref> segments, and can be used to convert the image to one with high dynamic range. | ||
Revision as of 14:32, 15 November 2015
JPEG-HDR is an extension of JPEG, which supports images with high dynamic range. It is apparently a proprietary format.
It is backward-compatible with standard JPEG viewers. The HDR data is stored in APP11[1] segments, and can be used to convert the image to one with high dynamic range.
See also JPEG XT.
Sample files
- HDRI_Sample_Scene_Window_(JPEG-HDR).jpg
- Some of the files at Wikimedia Commons: Category:Examples of Tone-mapped HDR imaging
References
- ↑ Because it goes to eleven
