Symposium and Workshop on High Dynamic Range Imaging

9:15 am - 10:45 am

HDR Image Capture
Chair: Ricardo Motta ,Pixim

• "High Dynamic Range Image Sensor Architectures", Boyd Fowler, Fairchild Imaging
• "Camera 2.0: an open-source camera for computational photography", Marc Levoy, Stanford University
  
• "HDR Imaging in an HDR World", Ricardo Motta, Pixim
  

10:45 am -11 am

Coffee Break

11:00 am- 12:30 pm

HDR Displays
Chair: Tim Drabik, Page Mill Technology

• "Advanced HDR Display Concepts", Helge Seetzen, Dolby
• "Methods for high luminance range displays in medical imaging", Aldo Badano, FDA
  
• "Performance boosting and product engineering algorithms for High Dynamic Range Displays", Scott Daly, L. Meylan, R. Mantiuk, and L. Kerofsky, Sharp Laboratories of America

12:30 - 1:30

Lunch Break

1:30 pm- 3 pm

Image Processing and Display Rendering
Chair: Greg Ward, Dolby

• "Statistics of High Dynamic Range Image Ensembles", Erik Reinhard, University of Bristol
• "Image-Based Lighting", Paul Debevec, University of Southern California
  • Parthenon Movie Clip
  • Sky Probes Movie Clip
  • Day 5-6 Movie Clip
• "What's Missing from HDR Methods?", Jack Tumblin, Northwestern University

3 pm - 3:15 pm

Coffee Break

3:15 pm- 4:45 pm

Image Processing and Display Rendering
Chair: Greg Ward, Dolby

• "Image Processing for HDR Displays", Wolfgang Heidrich, University of British Columbia
• "Visual Metrics for Tone Mapping and Tone Editing", Rafal Mantiuk, University of British Columbia
  
• "Dynamic range and material appearance", James Ferwerda, Rochester Institute of Technology

5:00 pm - 6:30 pm

Poster/Demo Session and Cocktail Reception

• "Multi-frame image fusion for low-light imaging", Kari Pulli and Marius Tico, Nokia Research
• "Improving the operating range of imaging devices with interleaved imaging", Manu Parmar, Joyce Farrell and Brian Wandell, Stanford University
• "HD View: Real Time Tonemapping for Viewing HDR Gigapixel Imagery",
  Michael Cohen and Matt Uyttendaele, Microsoft Research
• "Reasoning about illumination and reflectance independently",Casey Smith, Tandent Vision Science, Inc.
  
• "Effective use of dcraw", David Coffin
• "Picturenaut: HDR software in a fully multithreaded environment", Christian Bloch, EdenFX
• "HDR for Artistic Photography", Uwe Steinmueller, Digital Outback Photo
• "Categorizing ghosting artifacts in HDR images of dynamic scenes", Philippe Montesinos and Jacques Joffre, HDRSoft
• "Future imaging workflow: HDR, Color Accuracy, High Precision", Sergey Bezryadin and Igor Tryndin, Unified Color Technologies
• "Using High Dynamic Range Imaging in Vertebrate Paleontology:
  Improving low magnification microwear methods", Danielle Fraser, Rob Furr, Jessica Theodor, University of Calgary
  
• "HDRi/HDRv camera technology", Gerhard Bonnet, SpheronVR
  
• "HDR for the Real World", Philippe Dewost, Alexis Gatt and Graham Finlayson, Imsense Ltd.
  
• "I3A Camera Phone Image Quality Initiative", Jim Peyton, I3A
  

9:00 am - 9:40 am

Introduction of Workshop and Panelists

9:45 am - 10:45 am

Panel Presentations and Discussions within each workshop

Exploring the Limits of HDR Capture
Workshop Moderator: Ricardo Motta, Pixim
Dick Lyon, Google
John McCann, McCann Imaging
Howard Rhodes, Omnivision
David Cardinal, CardinalPhoto

Unified Metrics for Diverse Displays
Workshop Moderator: Tim Drabik, Page Mill Technology
Daniel Van Blerkom, Forza Silicon
Russell Martin, Qualcomm
Helge Seetzen, Dolby
Aldo Badano, FDA

Tone mapping for High Dynamic Range Imagery
Workshop Moderator: Greg Ward, Dolby
Erik Reinhard, University of Bristol
Garrett Johnson, Apple
Holly Rushmeier, Yale University

10:45 am - 11:00 am

Coffee Break

11:00 am - 12:30 pm

Workshop Continues
Summary, report and wrap-up

Lunch Break

1:30 pm - 3:30 pm

Workshop Summaries