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The first thing on the website is a Cloudflare Captcha box :/
by lwde 10mo ago
The first thing on the website is a Cloudflare Captcha box :/
- edflsafoiewq 10mo agoThat's the whole internet now. That or Anubis.
- kevin_thibedeau 10mo agoOr do the rational thing and rate limit GET requests to human speeds.
- selbyk 10mo agoBased on what fingerprint?
- moron4hire 10mo agoFingerprint: *
- miyuru 10mo agoI get adding that to dynamic pages, but this is a static page. Have we gone backwards to the point where we can’t even serve a static page now?
- blitzar 10mo agoLooks like they picked a bad day to do a major release.
- Uehreka 10mo agoBut after that, all the other things on the page are AWESOME! I’m super stoked about the proper HDR support and all the new node improvements.
- adgjlsfhk1 10mo agoYeah. the HDR support is very nice. ACES got their system right the 2nd time around thankfully.
- throwaway290 10mo agowhy ACES and not something like P3?
- 1220512064 10mo agoDisplay P3 (distinct from cinema display P3, because names are hard ig) is used as a render target color space. ACES (and its internal color spaces) are designed as working spaces. If you make a color space for a display, the intent is that you can (eventually) get a display which can display all those colors. However, given the shape of the human color gamut, you can't choose three color primaries which form a triangle which precisely contain the human color gamut. With a display color space, you want to pick primaries which live inside the gamut; else you'd be wasting your display on colors that people can't see. For a working space, you want to pick primaries which contain the entire human color gamut, including some colors people can't see (since it can be helpful when rendering to avoid clipping). Beyond that, ACES isn't just one color space; it's several. ACEScg, for example, uses a linear transfer function, and is useful for rendering applications. A colorist would likely transform ACEScg colors into ACEScc (or something of that ilk) so that the response curves of their coloring tools are closer to what they're used it (i.e. they have a logarithmic response similar to old-fashioned analogue telecine machines).
- throwaway290 10mo agono monitor uses ACES so it always needs to be converted to P3 to even see what you're doing right? or you are saying if there is some intermediate transform that makes color go beyond P3 it will get clipped? then I understand...
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