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PROGRAM:
NAME
pfsabsolute - Convert luminance in images to absolute measure
SYNOPSIS
pfsabsolute <dest Y> [<src Y>] [--verbose] [--help]
DESCRIPTION
pfsabsolute applies all necessary operations to convert an image from relative luminance
(tag LUMINANCE is RELATIVE) or display-dependent luma (tag LUMINANCE is DISPLAY) to
absolute luminance values. When the luminance in an image is absolute (tag LUMINANCE set
to ABSOLUTE), the Y channel represents physical luminance in cd/m^2. Absolute luminance
levels are useful for some tone mapping algorithms and also for image or video
compression.
The argument <dest Y> denotes the level of luminance that relative luminance <src Y>
should be rescaled to. The luminance is in fact multiplied by the ratio <dst Y>/<src Y>.
<src Y> is normally relative luminance checked with pfsview in the spot where the absolute
luminance <dest Y> is measured, known or guessed. If <src Y> is omitted, the value 1 is
assumed, so <dest Y> is just a scaling factor.
In case if display-depended luma (tag LUMINANCE is DISPLAY), the inverse gamma correction
is applied (assuming sRGB color space). In such case <dest Y> is usually the maximum
luminance of a display (e.g. 80 cd/m^2).
This command always sets LUMINANCE tag to ABSOLUTE.
EXAMPLES
pfsin memorial.hdr | pfsabsolute 20 0.04 | pfsview
Multiply luminance in memorial image, so that relative luminance 0.04 becomes 20
cd/m^2. Normally, the value 0.04 is check using pfsview in the spot, where the
absolute luminance (which equals in this case 20 cd/m^2) is known.
pfsin lena.png | pfsabsolute 80 | pfsview
Convert lena image from sRGB color space to absolute XYZ, assuming maximum
luminance of the monitor 80 cd/m^2.
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