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Enhancement Using Per-Pixel Virtual Exposures Eric P. Bennett Leonard McMillan The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Abstract We enhance underexposed, low dynamic range s by adaptively and independently varying the exposure at each photoreceptor in a post-process. This virtual exposure is a dynamic function of both the spatial neighborhood and temporal history at each pixel. Temporal integration enables us to expand the image’s dynamic range while simultaneously reducing noise. Our non-linear exposure variation and denoising filters smoothly transition from temporal to spatial for moving scene elements. Our virtual exposure framework also supports temporally coherent per frame tone map . Our system outputs restored sequences with significantly reduced noise, increased exposure time of dark pixels, intact motion, and improved s. CR Categories: I.4.3: Image Processing and Computer Vision – enhancement, filtering. I.3.3: Computer Graphics – picture/image generation, display algorithms. Figure 1: A frame from a processed using virtual exposures. Upper Keywords: Digital , Noise reduction, Low dynamic range, Left: original frame; Upper Right: histogram stretched version; Bottom Left: Exposure, Bilateral filter, Restoration, Tone map . red = number of temporal pixels integrated, green = number of spatial pixels integrated; Bottom Right