Closed laichiaheng closed 1 month ago
--inverse-tone-mapping
expands SDR to HDR, so it's actually different from the original SDR movie, and of course looks strange
- Maybe you need a profile to trigger these options only when the video is HDR
Would you kindly insight me on the syntax for such a profile, @Ptilopsis01?
- Maybe you need a profile to trigger these options only when the video is HDR
Would you kindly insight me on the syntax for such a profile, @Ptilopsis01?
[HDR_video]
profile-desc=HDR_video
profile-cond=(p["video-params/gamma"] == "pq")
...
@Ptilopsis01, thank you so much for this elegant solution!
Question:
If I don't apply
--inverse-tone-mapping
, but apply--target-trc=pq
,--target-prim=bt.2020
,--target-peak=366
and--target-colorspace-hint
, does it only increase the brightness of SDR video?Does it also expand the color space of SDR content to BT.2020 when I apply
--target-colorspace-hint
? Or it is limited in Rec.709?Is the
--inverse-tone-mapping
only an experimental feature? The image looks so weird to me if I apply--inverse-tone-mapping
, the white area becomes too bright, the color of skin is weird too. It seems to look better when I play SDR videos in HDR mode without--inverse-tone-mapping
.