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Lights, Camera, Attack: Exploiting Temporal HDR Fusion with Pulsed Light
Modern cameras widely use temporal High Dynamic Range (HDR) to improve visibility by capturing a sequence of exposures with different integration times and fusing them into a single image. This process implicitly assumes that scene illumination remains sufficiently stable during capture. We introduc
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