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HighDynamicRange Imaging has been part of CinePaint since motion picture studios started working on the HOLLYWOOD branch of Gimp.

Features in CinePaint:

• loading and saving of radiance maps, IEEE float and 24/32-bit LogLUV Tiff's, OpenEXR, Cineon
• loading of 64-bit per channel IEEE floating point Tiff's and 32-bit IEEE float PortableFloatMaps
• HDR creation with the Bracketing to HDR plug-in by Hartmut Sbosny
• display correction in <imagemenu>->View->Expose, permanent changes with <imagemenu>->Image->Colors->Gamma-Expose
• usual editing and painting stuff except curves

Todo:

• tonemapping (candidates pfs tools with good defaults, ... we are looking for volunteers to build a plug-in)

Related articles:

• How Common is 32-bit?

Tutorials:

• Creation of HDR Images in CinePaint (external); German version 04/11/05 Hartmut Sbosny
• Banding in low colour resolution workflows - bit depth comparision and recommendations (external) Kai-Uwe Behrmann
• Preparing a HDR Image for Print started by Kai-Uwe Behrmann 03th.Nov/05

Links:

• Directions in High Dynamic Range Imaging - external articel
• PFS Tools - a set of commandline tools
• Hugin - a HDR capable panorama stitching software
• hdrprep - HDR aligning with perl

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