New Feature - Sony Cinegamma 3 and Cinegamma 4 based upon analysis of test images taken with an a7s.New Feature - 'Display Colourspace Converter' tool to quickly convert current look to other base colourspaces (eg Rec709 version and then DCI-P3 version).Bugfix - User preview images were not loading.Bugfix - Correct output of 'LUT_1D_INPUT_RANGE' or 'LUT_3D_INPUT_RANGE' in Resolve-style cube files with input scaling.Could cause unexpected results with DaVinci and Adobe cubes if not needed. Bugfix - Custom input scaling does not appear or be applied unless explicitly checked.Bugfix - Black Gamma was not available for 1D LUTs.New Feature - 'SDR Saturation' improves HLG compatibility on SDR displays by increasing saturation as per the BT.2390 spec.New Feature - DJI DLog-M based upon test images taken by Mark Walter with a Mavic 2.
New Feature - DJI DLog and DGamut (Zenmuse X5 and X7 version).Bugfix - Fixed custom input scaling bug.Bugfix - Fixed Lumetri / Speedgrade cube linear and conventional gamma settings.Feature Change - Added 33x LUT option to SmallHD, confirmed SmallHD preset over HDMI and SDI using FX9 and a6500 with latest PageOS4.Feature Change - Improved Arri LogC high ISO highlight response.New Feature - Added Sony s709 colourspace, estimated using Venice ACES primaries to reduce green on FS7 / FX9.New Feature - Fixed point precision setting within settings, so that LUT files can be more precise than the default six or eight decimal places.New Feature - Added Nikon N-Log gamma curve.New Feature - Sony Venice-tuned S-Gamut3 and S-Gamut3.cine using primaries calculated from Sony's IDTs (these shouldn't be camera-specific, the S-Gamut primaries should be set in stone, but Sony definitely offers different ones for the Venice).New Feature - Additional cameras Sony, Panasonic, DJI, Nikon.New Feature - added DaVinci intermediate colourspace - uses green primary based on published matrices and current Resolve 17 rather than published primaries, pending Blackmagic decision on correcting their white paper.
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