File:HDR example-gauss blur.jpeg
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A simple scene rendered using Radiance and using Paul Debevec's well-known "Uffizi" light probe.
Shown here is the same image blurred using two different methods. The first is an "LDR blur" performed in The GIMP on a tone-mapped "LDR" version of the image. The second is an "HDR blur" performed using the pgblur tool in Radiance on the original HDR image before being tone-mapped to an LDR image for display.
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| current | 15:34, 4 August 2006 | | 2,048 × 683 (94 KB) | Imroy (talk | contribs) | A simple scene rendered using Radiance and using Paul Debevec's well-known "Uffizi" light probe. Shown here is the same image blured using two different methods. The first is an "LDR blur" performed in The GIMP on a tone-mappe |
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