Notice of Meeting - Output Transforms Architecture VWG - December 8, 2021

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Output Transforms Architecture VWG Meeting

Wednesday, December 8, 2021
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The recording of this meeting is now available. I’ll post the notes here when I have written them up.

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Thanks for posting the recording so quickly. I thought this was a very interesting meeting with an interesting approach. I also think that having a concrete example helps to discuss these topics.
Cheers !

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Just watched the recording and the comments at the end about using the CAM model for deriving reminded me of earlier comments that were made about how a CAM model can easily be used for validation but how hard it is to do the reverse : use a CAM model as a base for pleasing imagery. Hearing and seeing more details about the ZCamish cemented that even more for me : CAMs are useful to compare properties of images and maybe do some targeted fixes but are way too complex if used in their entirety for image work. I’ll be thinking about using ZCam to compare hue pre and post DRT in a very close future.

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The notes from the meeting are now also available.