> this whole thing needs a cleanup, i'm slightly scared by the rgb
> modules coming after the output profile, which will behave
> differently depending on the profile (the only one i might
> occasionally use is vignetting i think). i guess we should move
> output/display profile to the very end and make the current colorout
> a Lab->rgb + s-curve module.

Hi Hanatos,

It seems we are duplicating some efforts here :-D

Your work on darktable/film-emulation and my 
darktable/tool_basecurve_improvements are heading in the same direction.

As you seem to be more productive than i can be lately, i will put on standby 
my branch, but still share the results i got so far.

Disabling basecurve and adding a proper tonecurve (which is well placed just 
before the color output module) i tried to simulate a late curve module.

This works very well for the tonal curve (L curve). However the automatic a*b* 
scaling seems to hurt colors somehow, not sure what's at stake here as 
everything is intermixed by the La*b* formula.

So I'm able to get nice results in many cases, but for some, colors are less 
punchy. I'd describe the colors as a bit dark and washed out.

My next move would have been to not only profile the L curve, but also the a* 
and b*.

I see you already started using a different color representation, LCh instead 
of La*b*, is that avoiding the color problems I have ?

Cheers.

PS: Do not hesitate to share results with me, i got quite interested in the 
matter lately.

-- 
Edouard Gomez

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