For note DCP's are typically 2.6 gamma encoded X'Y'Z'.
Conversion to Rec 709 RGB might be as simple as linearise to XYZ and
then convert to 709 using the primaries matrix and apply an
appropriate transfer function for your new display environment,
however for perceptual matching you may need to
Hi Chris!
On Fri, May 13, 2016 at 2:54 PM, Christoph Gerstbauer
wrote:
> Hi again, Kieran,
>
> sorry I meaned : "are the DPX logarithmic XYZ or linear XYZ? "
>
> Didnt mean RGB.
>
> Best Regards
> Chris
>
These are not DPX at all, they are born digital Digital
Hi, Kieran,
are the DPX logarithmic RGB or linear RGB?
In my esperience without using a 3DLUT -> The logarithmic scale of the
RGB values always lead to washed out pictures, when transcoding to a
linear scale.
I think you need a 3DLUT (e.g CineonLOG) and the colorspace filter to
get better
Hi again, Kieran,
sorry I meaned : "are the DPX logarithmic XYZ or linear XYZ? "
Didnt mean RGB.
Best Regards
Chris
Am 13.05.2016 um 12:46 schrieb Kieran O'Leary:
Hello,
I want to transcode a DCP to ProRes or x264 while transforming to bt709. I am
experimenting with the colorspace filter,
On 13 May 2016 12:26 p.m., "Paul B Mahol" wrote:
>
>
> This is XYZ right?
>
> AFAIK colorspace filter doesn't support XYZ as input.
>
It is indeed XYZ. However when I transcode the DCP to libx264 without any
filtering and the output file is yuv420p, the colorspace filter still
Hello,
I want to transcode a DCP to ProRes or x264 while transforming to bt709. I am
experimenting with the colorspace filter, as I've found that most DCPS that
I've converted have low contrast and washed out colours. As some DCP players
(EasyDCP) allow XYZ -> bt709 transforms, I wanted to see