@xpatUSA, no issue thank for answering as well !
@kmilos, thank for the link !
@Entropy512, thank for this excellent and very informative answer !
copy, about the details involvintg the floating point encoding, the relation between the the standard and the creation of the format, right.
ok copy ! so it s linear with negative numbers ! that explains everything !
This is where you went wrong. You say it’s nonfunctional - so why did you use it?
tried it at the begining of these investigations and now that you explain why you loose the metadat based on the description, it a lot clearer.
but it’ll need quite a bit of work since doing that was unnecessary
then do you know a usable format that supports it natively ?
so you are saying that the tiff are holding the out of range data in negative numbers bu the viewer does not find it as it finds it in [.jxr, .exr, .hdr] ?
is there a way to display .tif in hdr like the obs.jxr ?
what would you use to display and create .hdr images ?
so does it means that if you fill an image in blue max value, you export it as .exr, .hdr, will this image once displayed in microsoft photos, hdr + wcg image viewer be in hdr ? will the value coded to 255 blue will be the max value that the display can output in hdr ?
do you know editing software that reoorts hdr in the swachain besides affinity photo ?
do you know other softwares than windows photos, hdr + wcg image viewer that displays [.jxr, .exr, .hdr] in hdr ?