LYGIA Shader Library

linear2gamma (lygia/color/space/linear2gamma)

Convert from linear to gamma color space.

Use:

linear2gamma(<float|vec3|vec4> color)

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#if !defined(GAMMA) && !defined(TARGET_MOBILE) && !defined(PLATFORM_RPI) && !defined(PLATFORM_WEBGL)
#define GAMMA 2.2
#endif

#ifndef FNC_LINEAR2GAMMA
#define FNC_LINEAR2GAMMA
vec3 linear2gamma(const in vec3 v) {
#ifdef GAMMA
    return pow(v, vec3(1.0/GAMMA));
#else
    // assume gamma 2.0
    return sqrt(v);
#endif
}

vec4 linear2gamma(const in vec4 v) {
    return vec4(linear2gamma(v.rgb), v.a);
}

float linear2gamma(const in float v) {
#ifdef GAMMA
    return pow(v, 1.0/GAMMA);
#else
    // assume gamma 2.0
    return sqrt(v);
#endif
}
#endif

Use:

linear2gamma(<float|float3|float4> color)

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#if  !defined(GAMMA) && !defined(TARGET_MOBILE) && !defined(PLATFORM_RPI) && !defined(PLATFORM_WEBGL)
#define GAMMA 2.2
#endif

#ifndef FNC_LINEAR2GAMMA
#define FNC_LINEAR2GAMMA
float3 linear2gamma(in float3 v) {
#ifdef GAMMA
    float f = 1. / GAMMA;
    return pow(v, float3(f,f,f));
#else
    // assume gamma 2.0
    return sqrt(v);
#endif
}

float4 linear2gamma(in float4 v) {
    return float4(linear2gamma(v.rgb), v.a);
}

float linear2gamma(in float v) {
#ifdef GAMMA
    return pow(v, 1. / GAMMA);
#else
    // assume gamma 2.0
    return sqrt(v);
#endif
}
#endif

Use:

linear2gamma(<float|float3|float4> color)

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#if !defined(GAMMA) && !defined(TARGET_MOBILE) && !defined(PLATFORM_RPI) && !defined(PLATFORM_WEBGL)
#define GAMMA 2.2
#endif

#ifndef FNC_LINEAR2GAMMA
#define FNC_LINEAR2GAMMA
float3 linear2gamma( float3 v) {
#ifdef GAMMA
    return pow(v, float3(1.0/GAMMA));
#else
    // assume gamma 2.0
    return sqrt(v);
#endif
}

float4 linear2gamma( float4 v) {
    return float4(linear2gamma(v.rgb), v.a);
}

float linear2gamma( float v) {
#ifdef GAMMA
    return pow(v, 1.0/GAMMA);
#else
    // assume gamma 2.0
    return sqrt(v);
#endif
}
#endif

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fn linear2gamma(v : vec3f) -> vec3f {
    return pow(v, vec3f(1. / 2.2));
}

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