My research is aimed to address important problems of HDR imaging to facilitate a quicker transition to this new imaging pipeline. I'm also interested in the human visual system, visual perception, color, and image statistics. I define my research interest to be at the intersection of computer graphics, image processing, and computer vision. If you would like to work with me as a student, you can get in touch by e-mail or in person. Some background in computer graphics, image processing, and computer vision would be helpful. I am honored to have worked as the supervisor of the following students.
Mustafa Levent Eksert: A subjective evaluation of tone mapping and exposure fusion algorithms in standard and small screen display devices (M.S. Thesis Link) |
Caglar Kavak (Dr. Gozde Bozdagi Akar, Co-supervisor: Dr. Ahmet Oguz Akyuz): GPU based infrared signature modeling and scene simulation (M.S. Thesis Link) |
Okan Tarhan Tursun: The state of the art in HDR deghosting and an objective HDR image deghosting quality metric (Ph.D. Thesis Link) |
Serdar Ciftci: Visual privacy protection using false colors (Ph.D. Thesis Link) |
Murat Ture: Image based solar position editing and relighting (M.S. Thesis Link) |
Ugur Cogalan: Deep joint deinterlacing and denoising for single shot dual-ISO HDR reconstruction (M.S. Thesis Link) |
Bekir Ozturk: Semi dynamic light maps (M.S. Thesis Link) |
Sevim Begum Sozer (Supervisor: Dr. Ahmet Oguz Akyuz, Co-supervisor: Dr. Alper Koz): Visibility of dct quantization noise for high dynamic range images (M.S. Thesis Link) |
Kadir Cenk Alpay: Denoising and guided upsampling of Monte Carlo path traced low resolution renderings (M.S. Thesis) |
Merve Aydinlilar: Visual similarity for hdr images with applications to tone mapping (Ph.D. Thesis Link) |