avfilter/tonemap_*: add ACES Reference Gamut Compression #438
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The tone-mapping mode operates in source colorspace (the LUM and ITP mode) will produce out of gamut colors when converting from BT.2020 to BT.709 and currently we are hard clipping it to into [0,1] range. This may produce oversaturated colors in certain scenes.
This adds the ACES Reference Gamut Compression to tonemap modes that operates in the source colorspace to persevere more color info and produce a BT.709 result that looks closer the to the original BT.2020 results.
More sophisticated way of gamut compressing/clipping like the one posted by Björn Ottosson exists but this method is chosen for the ease of implementation and relatively lightweight for compute, and still produces subjectively appealing results.
An example of this gamut compressing method(use a wide gamut display if you can):
Original BT.2020
Current hard-clipped BT.709
ACES Reference Gamut Compression:
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