Zcam
A color modeled by the ZCAM color appearance model, which provides a variety of perceptual color attributes. This color appearance model is designed with HDR in mind so it only accepts absolute CIE XYZ values scaled by the absolute luminance of the modeled display, unlike SDR color spaces that accept relative luminance.
Most attributes are optional in the constructor because don't need to be present together. All ZCAM colors must have: - brightness OR lightness - colorfulness OR chroma OR saturation OR vividness OR blackness OR whiteness - hue - viewing conditions
See also
Constructors
Types
ZCAM attributes that can be used to calculate chroma (colorfulness) in the inverse model.
ZCAM attributes that can be used to calculate luminance in the inverse model.
The conditions under which a color modeled by ZCAM will be viewed. This is defined by the luminance of the adapting field, luminance of the background, and surround factor.
Functions
Convert this color to the CIE XYZ color space, with absolute luminance.
Properties
Extensions
Convert this ZCAM color to linear sRGB, and clip it to sRGB gamut boundaries if it's not already within gamut.