Brylka – TooDee – PanicPost

Category: Nerd stuff

  • TooDee ColorBars ACES

    ACEScg/Rec.709

    TD_ColorBars_v10 set up in Nuke-OCIO-ACEScg and seen here with a baked in Output Rec.709 view transform.

    VS.

    Linear sRGB

    TD_ColorBars_v05 set up in Nuke-Default and seen here with a baked in sRGB gamma curve.

    I finally got the time to finish up some more stuff. I created new ColorBars in ACES to be used for future tests. I was using them already testing out HDR in Final Cut Pro X (10.4.8).

    2.5.1. TD_ColorBars_ACES

    Animation of the gain to show the dynamic range in the ColorBars_v10

  • More ColorCheckers

    The next article is finished. It belongs to “Part 2” of the ColorChecker series. This is a deeper comparison of five different ways I tried to get the “best” HDRI result using different tools to process the RAW images.

    I am “afraid” I have to continue doing more tests. Read it here and find out why.

  • ColorChecker – Part 2

    I am very happy with the new WordPress Theme and the reorganization of the menu structure. It is fun to write new content for the site.

    But first I added some feedback from ACESCentral where I also post my articles. A little summary can be found now at the end of the first ColorChecker article.

    Here is the second part of the ColorChecker series.

    HDRI from a rooftop in LA.
    https://youtu.be/ajO9OuBt8go?t=17
    The film starts with the shots of the falling of a blue cloth covering a building.

  • DPX & log formats

    On my ongoing project at the moment (after the holidays) I have to deal with camera footage from RED RAW, Sony Venice MXF, DJI-DNG and more H.265 drone footage.

    So I wanted to know how much specular highlight data supports each camera log format. Please continue here.

  • “B-log” 🙂

    Maybe I could use a blog? This idea never occurred to me before. What do I want to do here? Instead of writing only long articles or webpages I could also write here shorter snippets of information that I like to share. Let’s see where this goes…

    I call it B-log instead of Blog because its a nerdy name, so fits me and I understand why BlackMagicDesign calls its own log format BlackMagicFilm and not B-log 🙂