Changing topics, getting someone to agree to use your vocabulary to describe a situation is a major victory. I’ve been using @anon11264400’ vocabulary whenever possible simply to avoid initiating a tirade about all the ways phrases like “out of gamut channel values” (use “non data” instead) and “unbounded” (use “non data” instead") are wrong terminology, in @anon11264400 's opinion. But I accidentally slipped up and used “HDR”, which I know he objects to, but I just forgot.
But I’m pretty sure everyone on the forum does casually refer to high dynamic range scene-referred images, that is, images of scenes that have intensities that are > 1.0, as “HDR”, or at least knows what I mean when I use the term. But maybe not.
Here is a question: Instead of “HDR image”, what is the correct term - the term that won’t bring the wrath of @anon11264400 down upon my head - to refer to images of scenes that have intensities that are proportional to scene intensities, where the scene has intensities that are > 1.0 (depending of course on where one puts middle gray) and these intensities are encoded in the image file?
See these threads for context of above disagreements about vocabulary, especially the first thread: