Editing High Dynamic Range Support
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| − | There is no fundamental reason the BRL-CAD raytracer cannot produce High Dynamic Range output, but it currently does not do so and BRL-CAD's image tools do not support it. | + | There is no fundamental reason the BRL-CAD raytracer cannot produce High Dynamic Range output (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-dynamic-range_imaging), but it currently does not do so and BRL-CAD's image tools do not support it. |
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The end product should be an enhanced raytracer and toolchain that can produce and handle HDRI images. | The end product should be an enhanced raytracer and toolchain that can produce and handle HDRI images. | ||
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*Strong familiarity with C and C++ | *Strong familiarity with C and C++ | ||
*Understanding of issues related to HDR images and conversions | *Understanding of issues related to HDR images and conversions | ||
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| + | Difficulty: medium | ||
