Validation against ground truth data is an important step when implementing support for physical lighting quantities in a realtime or offline renderer.
In this post, a simple but effective method to assess that the physical camera model behaves as expected against ground truth data (or conversely) will be presented.
Colour 0.3.15 is available!
Installing the whole development toolchain for Colour roughly means deploying:
... and too many things I just don't remember!
I decided to see how I could make that setup a bit more portable and easier to deploy.
That's where Vagrant kicks in along PyCharm, Ansible and Poetry!
The following guide assume that you have that you have PyCharm installed and are using macOS, although it should pretty much be platform agnostic.
We are delighted to announce that Colour has joined the NumFOCUS affiliated projects and that Colour 0.3.14 has been released over the weekend along with Colour - Datasets 0.1.0, a new Python package dedicated to colour science datasets management.
A topic that caused a great deal of passionate discussions is that of the sRGB Electro-Optical Transfer Function (EOTF): Should it be the pure Gamma 2.2 function or the piece-wise function defined in IEC 61966-2-1:1999 Standard?
Colour 0.3.13 is available!
After over a year of work, Colour 0.3.12 is finally released. Colour - Checker Detection 0.1.0 is also available.
Courtesy of Anders Langlands, we are hosting the Render Color Spaces page that was formerly available at www.anderslanglands.com.