Re: [Cin] Plugins in integer or in float

2023-11-05 Thread Andrea paz via Cin
> do you have simple test file we can load, add plugin in rgba_float), output > and easily see that it clipped? It would take an HDR image, however without an HDR screen we would always see the clip. To see the content beyond the clip one would have to do tone mapping (e.g. divide all values by 2

Re: [Cin] Plugins in integer or in float

2023-11-05 Thread Andrew Randrianasulu via Cin
пн, 6 нояб. 2023 г., 01:53 Andrea paz : > > sorry for absence of easy answer ... > You are right: I cannot understand the operation by superficial > reading of the code. Each plugin has all the strings that I thought > could discriminate their operation. > Trying to read the code of histogram.C I

Re: [Cin] Plugins in integer or in float

2023-11-05 Thread Andrea paz via Cin
> sorry for absence of easy answer ... You are right: I cannot understand the operation by superficial reading of the code. Each plugin has all the strings that I thought could discriminate their operation. Trying to read the code of histogram.C I found: CLAMP(output, 0, 1.0); case BC_RGBA_FLOAT

Re: [Cin] Plugins in integer or in float

2023-11-05 Thread Andrew Randrianasulu via Cin
пн, 6 нояб. 2023 г., 00:00 Andrew Randrianasulu : > > > вс, 5 нояб. 2023 г., 23:16 Phyllis Smith via Cin < > cin@lists.cinelerra-gg.org>: > >> Maybe Andrew knows how to detect this -- if it is just a matter of >> looking at each plugin to see if it looks like the word "float" is in >> effect for

Re: [Cin] Plugins in integer or in float

2023-11-05 Thread Andrew Randrianasulu via Cin
вс, 5 нояб. 2023 г., 23:16 Phyllis Smith via Cin : > Maybe Andrew knows how to detect this -- if it is just a matter of looking > at each plugin to see if it looks like the word "float" is in effect for > the majority of variables, that is something I could do. Or if Andrew has > another way? >

Re: [Cin] Plugins in integer or in float

2023-11-05 Thread Phyllis Smith via Cin
Maybe Andrew knows how to detect this -- if it is just a matter of looking at each plugin to see if it looks like the word "float" is in effect for the majority of variables, that is something I could do. Or if Andrew has another way? On Sun, Nov 5, 2023 at 12:10 PM Andrea paz via Cin <

[Cin] Plugins in integer or in float

2023-11-05 Thread Andrea paz via Cin
>From the source code we can tell if a plugin works in 32 bit float or 8/10 bit integer? I don't know, maybe by searching for the string "float" in the code or something like that? Or the normalized range (0-1.0) instead of the range (0-255), etc. It would be important to put this information in