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+            <div align="left"><font color="#ffffff"><strong>High Dynamic Range Rendering</strong></font></div>
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+            <table border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="1"
+ width="100%">
+      		           <tbody>
+      			   <tr>
+      			       <td width="25%"> <br>
+                       </td>
+      			       <td width="45%"> 			       <strong>Description</strong> 			 
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+      			       <td width="5%"><br>
+                    </td>
+      			       <td width="25%"> 			       <strong>Requirements</strong>
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+      			       <td width="25%"> 			       <a
+ href="https://jogl-demos.dev.java.net/webstart/HDR.jnlp">
+			       <img src="hdr_sm.jpg" width="160" height="120"
+ alt="Launch High Dynamic Range Rendering demo">
+                       </a> 			       </td>
+      			       <td width="45%"> 			       High Dynamic Range rendering demo utilizing 16-bit-per-channel floating-point pbuffers through NVidia, ATI or Apple extensions. Uses NVidia HILO or Apple or ATI floating point cubemaps. Intermediate results are rendered to floating-point pbuffers and tonemapped to 24-bit RGB before display. <a href="http://download.developer.nvidia.com/developer/SDK/Individual_Samples/DEMOS/OpenGL/hdr.zip">Original source code</a> supplied in NVidia's <a href="http://developer.nvidia.com/object/sdk_home.html">SDK</a>. This demo is known to work on Windows with suitable NVidia or ATI hardware, and on X11 platforms with suitable NVidia hardware (no floating-point pbuffer support is available on X11 from ATI as of this writing). The demo should run properly on Mac OS X soon pending some driver-level bug fixes.
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+                    </td>
+      			       <td width="25%"> 			       One of GL_NV_float_buffer, GL_ATI_texture_float, or GL_APPLE_float_pixels; ARB_multitexture; ARB_vertex_program; ARB_fragment_program</td>
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             <div align="left"><font color="#ffffff"><strong>Infinite Shadow 
   Volumes</strong></font></div>
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