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Ultra HDR can have two jpegs inside, one for the usual image and another for the gain-map. Hypothetically, both jpegs can be created with jpegli. Hypothetical
by JyrkiAlakuijala 3y ago
Ultra HDR can have two jpegs inside, one for the usual image and another for the gain-map.
Hypothetically, both jpegs can be created with jpegli.
Hypothetically, both Ultra HDR jpegs can be decoded with jpegli.
In theory jpegli would remove the 8 bit striping that would otherwise be present in Ultra HDR.
I am not aware of jpegli-based Ultra HDR implementations.
A personal preference for me would be a single Jpegli JPEG and very fast great local tone mapping (HDR source, tone mapping to SDR). Some industry experts are excited about Ultra HDR, but I consider it is likely too complicated to get right in editing software and automated image processing pipelines.
- Zardoz84 3y agoWhat is the point of that complexity if JPEG XL can store HDR images ?
- JyrkiAlakuijala 3y agoThe main idea why Ultra HDR is done like that is that the content creator (photographer) can control the local tone mapping. I think.