Multi Light Intensity Image Fusion for High Quality Imaging

Pravin F. Rane, Lakshman K

Abstract: The methodology of multi light intensity image fusion of the single image for high dynamic range imaging uses five input images with different light exposure time interval of the single same image with different time interval at the same time the aperture of the camera is fixed the resulting method gives the high dynamic range image as well as overcomes the displacement of pixel in motion images, underexposure and overexposure pixels in image and allow to calculate the possible luminance value of every pixel in an image using maximum Posterior Estimation (MAP) technique and reduce the noise in an image using proposed work method we can obtain more informative and high quality image than used input different light exposure images of single image. Using contrast stretching and histograms in contrast stretching the intensity of the pixel is estimated

Keywords: Image Fusion, , Multiple light Exposure, MAP-MRF Technique, etc