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Originally Posted by cyberbeing
Couldn't that script be fixed [..] if you don't want out-of-range BTB values processed, you should clamp it. Someone who knows better should probably verify the functionally of such a change, but does that fix your problem?
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Ouh,
(always wanted to use this emoticon ^^)
That sure would explain why full range source files looked utterly washed out indeed...this quick comparison on a 16-235 rec709 test pattern looks identical(only the filesize is 1 kb smaller for some reason, dithering was disabled of course):
untouched:
clamped:
unclamped:
Also my funky 0-255 sample looks fine now, looks like you nailed it!
I will run more thorough tests and maybe the original PS script didn't care because as madshi said BTB/WTW were clipped by design if I understood him correctly...if madshi could please confirm that you nailed down the root problem, maybe a "compatibility mode" checkbox would still be fruitful in order to provide 100% compatibility with scripts that expect BTB/WTW to be clamped/clipped by design
I did send a few PM's to JohnAd but he hasn't connected to AVS in a while(his PM box must be full by now) and same goes for his company's official forum.