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ComfyUI Node: ◎ Radiance Color Space Convert

Class Name

ColorSpaceConvert

Category
FXTD Studios/Radiance/Color
Author
fxtdstudios (Account age: 0days)
Extension
radiance
Latest Updated
2026-03-20
Github Stars
0.18K

How to Install radiance

Install this extension via the ComfyUI Manager by searching for radiance
  • 1. Click the Manager button in the main menu
  • 2. Select Custom Nodes Manager button
  • 3. Enter radiance in the search bar
After installation, click the Restart button to restart ComfyUI. Then, manually refresh your browser to clear the cache and access the updated list of nodes.

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◎ Radiance Color Space Convert Description

GPU-accelerated node for converting color spaces like sRGB, ACEScg, Rec.2020, ensuring HDR accuracy.

◎ Radiance Color Space Convert:

The ColorSpaceConvert node is designed to facilitate GPU-accelerated color space conversions across a variety of industry-standard color spaces, including sRGB, ACEScg, ACEScct, Rec.2020, and DCI-P3. This node is particularly beneficial for artists and designers working with high dynamic range (HDR) content, as it ensures accurate color representation and transformation using precise mathematical matrices. By leveraging GPU acceleration, the node provides fast and efficient processing, making it suitable for real-time applications and large-scale image processing tasks. The node's primary goal is to maintain color fidelity and consistency across different display standards and workflows, which is crucial for professional visual effects and digital content creation.

◎ Radiance Color Space Convert Input Parameters:

source_space

The source_space parameter specifies the color space of the input image. It determines how the input colors are interpreted before conversion. This parameter is crucial for ensuring that the conversion process starts with the correct color interpretation. Common options include "sRGB", "Linear_sRGB", "ACEScg", and others, each representing a different color space standard.

target_space

The target_space parameter defines the desired color space for the output image. It dictates the final color representation after conversion. This parameter is essential for achieving the correct color output for specific display devices or workflows. Options mirror those of the source_space, allowing for flexible conversions between various color standards.

clamp_output

The clamp_output parameter is a boolean option that determines whether the output image should be clamped to a specific range, typically between 0.0 and 1.0. This is particularly useful for ensuring that the output remains within the standard displayable range, preventing any unintended color values that might occur during conversion.

◎ Radiance Color Space Convert Output Parameters:

output_image

The output_image parameter provides the converted image in the specified target color space. This output is crucial for further processing or display, ensuring that the image adheres to the desired color standards and is visually accurate.

transform_info

The transform_info parameter offers a string description of the transformation applied, including details about the input and output color spaces, any peak luminance settings, and surround conditions. This information is valuable for documentation and verification purposes, allowing users to track the specific transformations applied to their images.

◎ Radiance Color Space Convert Usage Tips:

  • Ensure that the source_space and target_space parameters are correctly set to match the input image's color space and the desired output color space to avoid color inaccuracies.
  • Utilize the clamp_output option when working with standard dynamic range (SDR) content to prevent color values from exceeding the displayable range.
  • Consider the specific requirements of your display device or workflow when selecting the target_space to ensure optimal color fidelity.

◎ Radiance Color Space Convert Common Errors and Solutions:

"Invalid color space specified"

  • Explanation: This error occurs when an unrecognized color space is provided for either the source_space or target_space parameters.
  • Solution: Verify that the color space names are correctly spelled and match the supported options such as "sRGB", "Linear_sRGB", "ACEScg", etc.

"Output image contains negative values"

  • Explanation: This issue arises when the conversion process results in color values that fall below zero, which can happen if clamp_output is not enabled.
  • Solution: Enable the clamp_output parameter to ensure that all output values are clamped within the 0.0 to 1.0 range, preventing negative values.

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◎ Radiance Color Space Convert