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    • 18. 发明公开
    • CONTENT-OPTIMIZED ABIENT LIGHT HDR VIDEO ADAPTATION
    • US20240242472A1
    • 2024-07-18
    • US18289383
    • 2022-04-21
    • KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS N.V.
    • Renatus Josephus VAN DER VLEUTEN
    • G06V10/60G06V10/56G09G5/10H04N5/16
    • G06V10/60G06V10/56G09G5/10H04N5/165G09G2320/0626
    • To enable a good quality optimization of the luminances of an image, so that they are not only optimized for a particular maximum displayable luminance of a display, but also a particular amount of light in the viewing environment in which the display is watched, the inventor has invented a method of processing an input image to obtain an output image, wherein the input image has pixels which have input luminances which fall within a first luminance dynamic range (DR 1), which first luminance dynamic range has a first maximum luminance (PL_V_HDR), wherein a reference luminance mapping function (F_L) is received as metadata associated with the input image, wherein the reference luminance mapping function specifies a relationship between luminances of a first reference image and luminances of a second reference image, wherein the first reference image has a first reference maximum luminance and the second reference image has a second reference maximum luminance, wherein the input image is equal to one of the first reference image and the second reference image, wherein the output image is not equal to the first reference image nor the second reference image; wherein the processing comprises applying an adapted luminance mapping function (FL_DA) to the input pixel luminances, to obtain the output luminances, wherein the adapted luminance mapping function (FL_DA) is calculated based on the reference luminance mapping function (F_L) and a maximum luminance value (PLA), wherein the calculation involves finding a position on a metric which corresponds to the maximum luminance value (PLA), wherein a first endpoint of the metric corresponds to the first maximum luminance (PL_V_HDR) and a second endpoint of the metric corresponds to a maximum luminance of one of the first reference image and the second reference image not being equal to the input image, characterized in that maximum luminance value (PLA) is calculated based on a maximum luminance (PL_D) of a display which is to be supplied with the output image, and a black level value (b) of the display, wherein the calculation comprises applying an inverse of an electro-optical transfer function to the maximum luminance (PL_D), subtracting from the resulting value the black level value (b), and applying the electro-optical transfer function to the subtraction to obtain the maximum luminance value (PLA).