add multiplier to hdr-compute-peak darkening/brightening (more control, finetuning)
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Expected behavior of the wanted feature
Hi, I would like to have more control over hdr-compute-peak I don't know how internally the values look like, if there is a positive value for boost and a negative for cut, or if there are different variables for them but essentially what I would like is to "simply" add a multiplier to the boost and cut value. For example you can put multiply 2 for boost hdr-compute-peak-multiply-boost=2, which would make the picture twice as bright in the darkest section, but this would not affect the cut/darkening behaviour, so the bright stuff stays as it is.
So you would have the options:
hdr-compute-peak-multiply-boost
hdr-compute-peak-multiply-cut
I hope this makes sense.
Thanks for any help :)
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Start by locating the hdr-compute-peak option and the code that applies its HDR boost and cut values. Read the surrounding HDR processing logic and existing tests, if present; done means independent boost and cut multipliers are exposed and each changes only its corresponding behavior.
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