Abstract
Most defogging algorithms often lead to the problem of sky oversaturation and non-sky brightness. In order to solve these problems, a dark channel iterative demisting algorithm based on pixel level atmospheric light map is proposed in this paper. Firstly, the algorithm in this paper obtains a pixel-level atmospheric light map based on the model of the relationship between fog density and depth of field. Secondly, the algorithm uses an iterative defogging method to control the optimal defogging degree, thereby restoring high-quality defogging images. The experimental results show that the image obtained by the algorithm in this paper is not only high in definition but also real-time, and the problems of sky oversaturation and non-sky brightness are effectively solved.
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