Иногда при черезмерной или недостаточной освещенности невозможно сделать четкий фотоснимок. Есть легкое решение. Сделайте несколько кадров с различным временем выдержки экспозиции и объедините их вместе используя приложение IDRMyImage. IDRMyImage сделает это легко и быстро с естественно выглядящим результатом и динамическим диапазоном тонов. Не будет замечено никаких искусственных цветов или текстур. В приложении вы сможете легко настроить несколько параметров слияния, чтобы получить наилучший результат.

IDRMyImage работает в нескольких режимах:
• Слияние фотографий снятых с разным временем выдержки экспозиции
• Создание светлого IDR из отдельной фотографии
• Создание темного IDR из отдельной фотографии
• Режим Умного Контраста
• Снижение или повышение дневного света в отдельной фотографии
It works in severa modes:
• Multi exposure image fusion
• Single image fusion Light
• Single image fusion Dark
• Smart Contrast
• Daylight fusion Up/Down
Multi exposure image fusion
Sometimes it is impossible to take a clear shot with no over-illuminated and under-illumimated areas. IDRMyImage is the solution to this problem.
Take several shots with different exposure times and fuse them together using IDRMyImage.
It is easy and fast with natural looking results and a dynamic range of tones. No artificial colors or structures are seen. In the application you can easily adjust several parameters of the fusion to get the best result.
From the technique it is obvious that the algorithm works best on nearly static scenes. Moreover we strongly recommend using a tripod while capturing source photos.
For the image fusion you don't need any information about how the source images were captured - no need for exposure times or other information.
From the world of science: HDR (High Dynamic Range) technique was originally developed in the 1930s and 1940s by Charles Wyckoff. Wyckoff's detailed pictures of nuclear explosions appeared on the cover of Life magazine in the mid 1940s. Scientists have published more than one hundred papers on the topic of HDR . The latest paper was published in 2010.
Single image fusionIDRMyImage can improve the dynamic range of a single photo. You don't need to capture many images with different exposure times. The algorithm uses the information hidden in the dark/light parts of your photo, that the human eye is unable to detect.
Our application preserves the real look of the photo unlike other commercial applications using HDR algorithms.
Source IDR Result
Image relight (Daylight Up/Down)SourceResult
If you capture an image where some parts are too dark or on the contrary over-illuminated, but the overall exposure is correct, it is time to use Daylight - Image relight. This function is able to highlight under-illuminated parts and darken over-illuminated parts, while preserving the real look.
These results cannot be achieved by histogram manipulation or contrast enhancement.
From the world of science: DaylightMyImage uses a very similar core algorithm as IDRMyImage. Moreover with the same algorithm we can easily manage multi-focus image fusion, i.e. we can fuse images with different focus planes into one image. This family of algorithms is based on so called "wavelets". The basic theory of wavelets was published by Mallat and Daubechies in the 90's. The wavelet theory is still vital and many papers continue to be published on this topic.
Smart contrast
This function in DaylightMyImage allows you to amplify or suppress shadows in the photo. Shadows in the photo are on different levels of detail (LOD) depending of the size of the object casting the shadow.
Manipulating lights and shadows you can change the image impression. You can remove the haze, make the image brighter, cleaner or sharper.

System Requirements
IBM or compatible Pentium/AMD processor (900 MHz or greater), 512 MB RAM or greater. 1024 x 768, 16-bit display (32-bit recommended)
Windows 2000 SP (Service Pack) 4+
Windows XP SP2+ x32 and x64 Editions
Windows Vista all SP x32 and x64 Editions
Windows 7 x32 and x64 Editions
Language English