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Implement color grading effects #584

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vanruesc opened this issue Feb 16, 2024 · 4 comments
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Implement color grading effects #584

vanruesc opened this issue Feb 16, 2024 · 4 comments
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vanruesc commented Feb 16, 2024

Description

Implement a CDLEffect BrightnessContrastEffect, HueSaturationEffect and SepiaEffect.

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  • Create CDLEffect.
  • Create cdl demo.
  • Add unit test.

Implementation Details

  • Use brightness-contrast, hue-saturation and sepia manual demos from v6 as reference.
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I might suggest going an additional step and include a CDLEffect, based on ASC CDL v1.2 color grading. It's a single effect with four parameters (vec3 slope, vec3 offset, vec3 power, float saturation) that should be able to accomplish everything supported by the other effects listed here. I'm making a similar proposal for three.js core fairly soon.

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That's even better 👍 I'll update the task.

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FYI: this ticket is not a blocker for v7 and since I'm not familiar with CDL, I'll leave you to it @donmccurdy. Meaning I won't be checking in here 😄

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Thanks @vanruesc! Next on my list after a glTF Transform v4 release that has been taking me longer than planned. 😅

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