- Rafał Mantiuk
- Lecturer (Assistant Professor)
- School of Computer Science
- Bangor University
- Member of the Research Institute of Visual Computing
- Office address
- School of Computer Science
- Bangor University
- Dean Street
- Bangor, LL57 1UT
- United Kingdom
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- mantiuk [at] bangor [dot] ac.uk
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- Room
- 326
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- Project students can make an appointment by following the link and booking an appointment slot. If no suitable time slot is available, please send me an e-mail.
- Phone
- office: +44 12483 82698
Biography
- Lecturer, Bangor University, School of Computer Science, UK (from November 2009)
- Postdoc Fellow, University of British Columbia, Canada (2008-2009)
- Postdoc, Max-Planck-Institut for Computer Science, Germany (2007-2008)
- Internship, Sharp Laboratories of America, Camas WA, USA (2006)
- PhD (summa cum laude, Computer Science), Max-Planck-Institut for Computer Science, Germany (2006)
- Msc (Computer Science), Technical University of Szczecin, Poland (2003)
Recent projects
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HDR-VDP-2: A calibrated visual metric for visibility and quality predictions in all luminance conditions A metric for predicting visible differences (discrimination) and image quality (mean-opinion-score) in high dynamic range images. The metric is carefully calibrated and extensively tested against actual experimental data, ensuring the highest possible accuracy.
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HDR images are captured in a single exposure with standard cameras by encoding information about the saturated pixels in a glare. The glare is produced by a cross-screen (star) filter, making it amenable to tomographic reconstruction.
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Digital viewfinder in cameras does not show depth-of-field, lack of sharpness or motion blur, which is normally visible in a full-size image. Based on blur-matching experimental data, the algorithm produces lower resolution images while preserving apperent blur.
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Awards and grants
- EPSRC grant EP/I006575/1 - Quantifying image quality in computer graphics
- Heinz Billing Award 2006
Professional activities
- Paper chair
- Eurographics 2011 HDR Area Program chair (co-chair: Erik Reinhard)
- Paper program committee
- Eurographics 2011 full paper program
- APGV 2010
- Eurographics 2010 full paper program
- APGV 2009
Invited talks
- Visual Metrics for Tone Mapping and Tone Editing, Symposium and Workshop on High Dynamic Range Imaging, Stanford University (Sep 2009)
- Visual Metrics for HDR Images, Dolby Digital Canada, Vancouver, BC, Canada (Nov 2008)
- High Dynamic Range Image and Video Compression -- Fidelity Matching Human Visual Performance, IEEE Int. Conference on Image Processing, San Antonio, TX, USA (Sep 2007)
- Modeling Visual Perception for High Dynamic Range Imaging, 3D Digital Imaging and Modeling, Montreal, Canada (Aug 2007)
- Fidelity metrics for high dynamic range images}, Symposium on Applied Perception in Graphics and Visualization, Tuebingen, Germany (Jul 2007)
- High Dynamic Range Imaging and Video Compression, Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories, Cambridge, MA, USA (Aug 2006)
- Lossy Compression of High Dynamic Range Images and Video, Deutsche Thomson-Brant GmbH, Villingen, Germany (Jun 2006)
- High Dynamic Range Imaging in Video Compression, Quality Estimation and Tone Reproduction, Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland (Apr 2006)
- Research on High Dynamic Range Imaging at MPI Informatik, Philips High Tech Campus, Eindhoven, Netherlands (Mar 2006)
- High Dynamic Range Imaging: Lossy Compression, Contrast Domain Image Processing and Subjective Tone Mapping, Sharp Laboratories of America, Camas, WA, USA (Jan 2006)
- HDR Imaging: Software, Video Coding and Contrast Domain Image Processing, HDR Photographie und 3D Visualisierung, Briese Studios, Hamburg, Germany (Nov 2005)
- High Dynamic Range VDP}, IMS-CHIPS GmbH, Stuttgart (Jun 2005)