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A simple scene rendered using Radiance and using Paul Debevec's well-known "Uffizi" light probe.

Shown here is the same image being motion blurred using two different methods. The first is an "LDR blur" performed in The GIMP on a tone-mapped "LDR" version of the image. The second is an "HDR blur" performed using a variety of tools in Radiance on the original HDR image before being tone-mapped to an LDR image for display.

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(del) (cur) 18:18, 4 August 2006 . . Imroy (Talk | contribs) . . 2048×683 (106,661 bytes) (A simple scene rendered using Radiance and using Paul Debevec's well-known "Uffizi" light probe. Shown here is the same image being motion blurred using two different methods. The first is an "LDR blur" performed in The GIMP o)
(del) (rev) 15:39, 4 August 2006 . . Imroy (Talk | contribs) . . 2048×683 (115,553 bytes) (A simple scene rendered using Radiance and using Paul Debevec's well-known "Uffizi" light probe. Shown here is the same image being motion blurred using two different methods. The first is an "LDR blur" performed in The GIMP o)