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6: An example of artifacts appearing in current image dehazing methods. From left to right: Original image, result of [He et al., 2011], result of [Meng et al., 2013], result of the method we propose in [Vazquez-Corral et al., 2016]. 

6: An example of artifacts appearing in current image dehazing methods. From left to right: Original image, result of [He et al., 2011], result of [Meng et al., 2013], result of the method we propose in [Vazquez-Corral et al., 2016]. 

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Tone Mapping based on Natural Image Statistics and Visual Perception Models
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High Dynamic Range (HDR) imaging techniques potentially allow for the capture and storage of the full information of light in a scene. However, common display devices are limited in terms of their contrast and brightness capabilities, thus HDR images must be tone mapped before presentation on a display device to ensure that the original appearance...
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