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Generate HDR images by merging multiple exposures for enhanced dynamic range and detailed scene representation, ideal for AI artists.
The HDRCreate node is designed to generate High Dynamic Range (HDR) images by combining multiple exposures of the same scene. This process enhances the dynamic range of the image, capturing details in both the shadows and highlights that would be lost in a single exposure. By merging three images taken at different exposure levels, HDRCreate allows you to create a more realistic and detailed representation of the scene. This node is particularly useful for AI artists looking to enhance the visual quality of their images, making them more vibrant and true-to-life.
This parameter represents the first image to be used in the HDR creation process. It should be an image taken at a specific exposure level. The quality and details captured in this image will contribute to the final HDR image.
This parameter represents the second image to be used in the HDR creation process. It should be an image taken at a different exposure level than image_a
. The combination of details from this image and the others will enhance the dynamic range of the final HDR image.
This parameter represents the third image to be used in the HDR creation process. It should be an image taken at yet another different exposure level. The details captured in this image will further contribute to the dynamic range and overall quality of the final HDR image.
This parameter sets the exposure value for image_a
. It is a floating-point number with a default value of 1.0, a minimum value of 0.001, and a maximum value of 1024.0. Adjusting this value will affect how the details from image_a
are integrated into the final HDR image.
This parameter sets the exposure value for image_b
. It is a floating-point number with a default value of 2.5, a minimum value of 0.001, and a maximum value of 1024.0. Adjusting this value will affect how the details from image_b
are integrated into the final HDR image.
This parameter sets the exposure value for image_c
. It is a floating-point number with a default value of 8.0, a minimum value of 0.001, and a maximum value of 1024.0. Adjusting this value will affect how the details from image_c
are integrated into the final HDR image.
The output of the HDRCreate node is an HDR image that combines the details from the three input images taken at different exposure levels. This image will have an enhanced dynamic range, capturing details in both the shadows and highlights, resulting in a more realistic and detailed representation of the scene.
image_a
, image_b
, and image_c
) are taken at different exposure levels to maximize the dynamic range of the final HDR image.exposure_a
, exposure_b
, and exposure_c
) to fine-tune the contribution of each image to the final HDR result.image_a
, image_b
, and image_c
) have the same dimensions and batch size before using them in the HDRCreate node.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.