Comment on Unbounded High Dynamic Range Photography Using a Modulo CameraparentComments−kuschku11yWell, that ghosting effect is also called motion blur. If I integrate continuously, that is.−pto0239hn11yMotion blur, but different parts of the image would be exposed differently due to the nature of HDR, resulting in an odd look. Imagine instead of a runner, that you're panning from a dark to light scene.−kuschku11yNot necessarily.Assume we say an 8-bit image is taken every 0.1 second, if I merge 4 of them, wouldn’t I just get a 10-bit image with 0.4 second shutter time?Because I essentially just take the RAW image, load them into a 10-bit colorspace, add them up, and then store the image.
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Well, that ghosting effect is also called motion blur. If I integrate continuously, that is.
Motion blur, but different parts of the image would be exposed differently due to the nature of HDR, resulting in an odd look. Imagine instead of a runner, that you're panning from a dark to light scene.
Not necessarily.
Assume we say an 8-bit image is taken every 0.1 second, if I merge 4 of them, wouldn’t I just get a 10-bit image with 0.4 second shutter time?
Because I essentially just take the RAW image, load them into a 10-bit colorspace, add them up, and then store the image.