2023-09-17, 01:35 PM
For the sake of completeness I'll attach a sample below. Doing this was a good idea because the results of the tone mapping settings I have are a lot worse than I initially thought... Yikes.
Adobe:
![[Image: IDwawjY.jpeg]](https://i.imgur.com/IDwawjY.jpeg)
Jellyfin Native Tone Mapping:
![[Image: pVmDbLu.jpeg]](https://i.imgur.com/pVmDbLu.jpeg)
MPV/Jellyfin Media Player:
![[Image: XAJuwGV.jpeg]](https://i.imgur.com/XAJuwGV.jpeg)
Jellyfin VPP Tone Mapping:
![[Image: nTElTBe.jpeg]](https://i.imgur.com/nTElTBe.jpeg)
I think what I'd like is somewhere between the first and second image. Adobe has a good image in general, but is maybe slightly oversaturated/bright (there's a lot of color noise in the grain for example), and it looks like the highlights are clipping a bit. The native tone mapping settings look pretty nice to me, although I feel they're still a bit flat.
Adobe:
Jellyfin Native Tone Mapping:
MPV/Jellyfin Media Player:
Jellyfin VPP Tone Mapping:
I think what I'd like is somewhere between the first and second image. Adobe has a good image in general, but is maybe slightly oversaturated/bright (there's a lot of color noise in the grain for example), and it looks like the highlights are clipping a bit. The native tone mapping settings look pretty nice to me, although I feel they're still a bit flat.
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