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If I don't apply --inverse-tone-mapping, but apply --target-trc=pq, --target-prim=bt.2020, --target-peak=366 and --target-colorspace-hint, does it only increase the brightness of SDR video?
Does it also expand the color space of SDR content to BT.2020 when I apply --target-colorspace-hint? Or it is limited in Rec.709?
Is the --inverse-tone-mapping only an experimental feature?
The image looks so weird to me if I apply --inverse-tone-mapping, the white area becomes too bright, the color of skin is weird too. It seems to look better when I play SDR videos in HDR mode without --inverse-tone-mapping.
Question:
If I don't apply
--inverse-tone-mapping, but apply--target-trc=pq,--target-prim=bt.2020,--target-peak=366and--target-colorspace-hint, does it only increase the brightness of SDR video?Does it also expand the color space of SDR content to BT.2020 when I apply
--target-colorspace-hint? Or it is limited in Rec.709?Is the
--inverse-tone-mappingonly an experimental feature?The image looks so weird to me if I apply
--inverse-tone-mapping, the white area becomes too bright, the color of skin is weird too. It seems to look better when I play SDR videos in HDR mode without--inverse-tone-mapping.