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Colorimetric characterization of input media in motion picture
production Steffen Paul
The Norwegian Color Research Laboratory
Faculty of Computer Science and Media Technology
Gjøvik University College, Gjøvik, Norway
[email protected] http://www.colorlab.no
Presentation of master project, Gjøvik, and 2007-06-08
Introduction/Background
Significant changes in the movie production work flow
transition to digital technology Post production dominated by digital technologies
advanced color grading digital effects
But, preferred input medium is still analog film dynamic range larger gamut
lab
Movie production work flow
film set
preview
film-camera
Keyframe Onset
OCN (original camera negative)
telecine editing, postpro
Movie production work flow
Keyframe OnSet developed at Gjøvik University College in cooperation with
Drylab R&D Oslo initial color grading on the set reports (Images) are send to the lab serve as reference for the telecine operator
Goal
Simulate characteristics of film stock to images captured with a digital camera
Limitations dynamic range different gamut sizes
Models
Indirect approach two models both devices are characterized seperatly maybe less precise, slower, but more flexible
Direct approach one model for each possible combination of film
stock/camera needed possibly more precise, faster, less flexible
Setup
Test images provided by Drylab R&D Oslo film stock scanned (.dpx format) images from digital camera (RAW files)
ICC profiles
Camera/scanner profiles (scnr) A2B tag no B2A tag (usually not needed)
Printer/monitor profiles (prntr, mntr) A2B tag and B2A tag (softproofing) profiling software expects measurement data to be in XYZ
(not RGB)
Regression
Indirect transformation determine the relationship between RGBcam, XYZref and
RGBfilm values Direct transformation
relationship between RGBcam and RGBfilm
RGB values measured from test images spectral data converted to XYZ values for each test target models created with regression module in ICC3D evaluation with trainigset and testset
Regression vs ICC profile
Kodak 200T deltaE76 deltaE00
Regression (3rd) 4,48 2,77
ICC profile 7,99 5,53
Conclusion
Project showed limited use of ICC profiles regression proved working
Test images show some problems underexposure non-uniform exposure clipped colors in test set