04.04.2024, 17:42
The first sample is worse than the original, while the second is better.
I had the same problem adjusting gamma, on bright images a gamma above > 2 improves the quality but on dark scenes like your first sample the quality is worse.
That's the reason why I introduced the possibility to lower the value of gamma with the luma.
In this way I can have a gamma above 2 on bright images and a gamma below 1 on dark images.
Also the contrast can impact the ddcolor output. A contrast < 1 ddcolor images are less saturated, while a contrast > 1 the images are more saturated.
I applied a small update on the filter. I will provide a new wheel later.
Thanks,
Dan
I had the same problem adjusting gamma, on bright images a gamma above > 2 improves the quality but on dark scenes like your first sample the quality is worse.
That's the reason why I introduced the possibility to lower the value of gamma with the luma.
In this way I can have a gamma above 2 on bright images and a gamma below 1 on dark images.
Also the contrast can impact the ddcolor output. A contrast < 1 ddcolor images are less saturated, while a contrast > 1 the images are more saturated.
I applied a small update on the filter. I will provide a new wheel later.
Thanks,
Dan