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In high dynamic range imaging, it is important to estimate the radiometric response function of a camera that relates image pixel values to scene radiance. Among numerous existing approaches, Debevec and Malik's algorithm has been widely used to determine the response function from multiple differently exposed photographs. However, with this algorithm, the computational complexity goes up when the number of exposures decreases. The problem becomes serious in the case of two exposures. In this paper, we present a differential approach that can significantly reduce the complexity of their algorithm at small numbers of exposures. Experimental results illustrate the performance of the proposed method.
Keywords:High dynamic range imaging; radiometric response function recovery; computational complexity