Notice of Meeting - ACES Implementation Technical Advisory Council – 11/19/20

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ACES Implementation Technical Advisory Council (ACES Implementation TAC)

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Thursday, November 19, 2020
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Link to the posts showing my CLF preview tier edge case issues, as brought up in the meeting, for those who are interested.

But just to emphasise that these results indicate that it is hard to empirically evaluate the quality of a baked 3D LUT vs multi-step ground truth. It does not suggest that it is hard to bake a complex CLF into a simple 3D LUT (indeed it’s pretty trivial) or that people should not do so for preview purposes. As @ptr mentioned, that works fine for the purposes for which it is intended.

Hi Nick,
I now remember seeing these posts previously, thanks.

So my upper bounds for errors would then be to separate this into two parts.

  1. Accuracy requirements for the sample points in the cube, these should be pretty tight as you are probably able to assume a software style processor to compute the samples.
  2. Between the points constrained within the sub-cube that the interpolant live within.

you may be able to refine the error for part 2 to something like less than half the distance between the bounds of the sub-cube, but I have not analysed it, just a gut feeling.

These may not be nice clean bounds but they are something.

Kevin

Here are the:

from the Implementation TAC meeting on November 19, 2020.