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Automatic tone mapping #996
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Hi @AstaRom Did you have a chance to test it? I noticed a funny thing that ms2130 reports limited range and max brightness around ~150 (Y) during the calibration, but later after returning to Windows the range is full and max brightness is around 170 (Y). That's why I rise the default Y-threshold to 180, but I'm not sure because it's just Windows and not a video player. 180 may cause less sensitive detection while playing the movies and 160 could be preferable as a default. BTW when some threshold (Y, U or V) is exceeded, which turns off tone mapping since theoretically we have SDR signal, its value is reported in HyperHDR logs so it can be read and corrected in the config later. |
Good afternoon. |
I understand :) Good luck with your project! |
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It implements my idea resulting from the observation that the captured raw HDR material is quite dark, thanks to which we can recognize it if it does not exceed a certain set brightness level for a certain time. However, exceeding it will be an immediate unambiguous signal that we are dealing with an SDR source.
Implements #749