Hello Ton--
Your question is a deep one. Some things that might help in making a
recommendation:
(1) What do you mean by "'linear' RGB color space"? Speaking
informally, if you increase by a factor of two the number of red
photons being emitted, what happens to the R in your RGB? Does
The existing IlmImf/ImfAcesFile.cpp source contains:
const Chromaticities &
acesChromaticities ()
{
static const Chromaticities acesChr
(V2f (0.7347, 0.2653), // red
V2f (0., 1.), // green
V2f (0.0001, -0.0770), // blue
V
I'll be impressed if anyone can answer this without asking what
"normal 8 bit images" are.
--joseph
On Sep 8, 2009, at 12:31 PM, Paul Miller wrote:
Is there a typical conversion from normal 8 bit images to half that
will properly linearize the image so it looks "right" once displayed
us
On Mac OS X 10.6.4, with the latest downloadable tarball of IlmBase (IlmBase
1.0.2), I get the blowout that others have mentioned involving
-Wno-long-double. No news there.
But if I edit the Makefile (here, the Makefile for Half) to take out
-Wno-long-double, and specify that I want to link aga
There’s this paragraph on page 1:
At this time the committee's work is not complete, and several aspects of what
is described below are not fully resolved. This document does not attempt to
define a standard. The goal of this document is to encourage interested parties
to experiment with CTL an
Adobe must have updated to at lest 1.7 in the last year because they now
support attribute names with lengths > 31. If it gets to where we need to ask
them a question I have some email addresses from discussions we had, in getting
them to that point.
On Aug 10, 2017, at 3:47 PM, Deke Kincaid
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