ADR - Adaptive Dynamic
Range
ADR is the "little brother" of HDR (High
Dynamic Range). Instead of implementing a full HDR-workflow,
ADR works with 2 different exposures, one exposed towards the
highlights, one towards the shadows. The viewer then
dynamically calculates the correct visual appearance based on
the brightness of the visible part of the scene.
This demo is based on the SPi-V viewer
technology.
More informations about ADR are available at
http://www.fieldofview.nl/rd-adr
Usage:
- To navigate inside the Panorama, click and drag
mouse.
- Influence the exposure of a certain area by
placing the mouse pointer over it.
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A word of warning: These are high
resolution panoramas!
A decent hardware equipment strongly recommended (VRAM >=128
MB)
Please give your computer some time to load and initialize the
panorama... |
Church, Vienna (1,7 MB) |
Praterstern, Vienna (2,8 MB)
(With crosshair guide to see where the brightness is sampled) |
Leopoldsberg, Vienna (1,7 MB)
...ooops - i've underestimated the sun... |
Leopoldsberg, Vienna (3,9 MB) |
Fire Station Floridsdorf, Vienna (1,2 MB) |
Miesweg, Gmunden/Traunsee
(1,6 MB) |
Subway Building Site Praterstern (3,5 MB) |
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If you're looking for downloadable light probes, they are
here.
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