Abstract
High dynamic range (HDR) imaging can capture an extremely wide range of illumination present
in a scene. This document explains the problem of limited dynamic range in the standard imaging pipeline,
and then present algorithms for composing ghost-free HDR images from a sequence of dierently exposed
LDR images with motion. Firstly, we detect motion regions between LDR images, and then estimate the
relative shutter speeds in the static regions. We generate dierent weights in each region to compose HDR
images. Finally, we demonstrate the composing experiments using real LDR images, which is shown that
the proposed composing algorithm can acquire ghost-free HDR images.