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Add ISO 21496-1 gain map support #504
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Implements parsing and serialization of gain maps in JPEG XL files. Gain maps allow images to store both SDR and HDR representations with metadata describing the conversion between them. The implementation: - Parses jhgm boxes from JXL containers - Provides GainMapBundle API matching libjxl's structure - Includes serialization/deserialization (binary compatible with libjxl) - Adds decoder.gain_map() method to access gain map data - Includes example and tests with sample file All tests passing, format verified against libjxl test vectors.
jonsneyers
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Nov 27, 2025
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Nov 27, 2025
veluca93
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Nov 28, 2025
- Fix ICC profile comment: clarify it uses JXL-specific compression, not Brotli - Fix gain_map comment: can be container, not just naked codestream - Use valid 12-byte minimal JXL codestream from mathiasbynens/small - Implement ColorEncoding parsing using BitReader/read_unconditional - Add try_reserve for gain_map_data to prevent DoS from large allocations - Use std::mem::take instead of clear() to actually free memory - Add warning log when gain map parsing fails
Benchmark @ 1361237 |
Galaxy4594
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Dec 21, 2025
- Fix comment: minimal JXL is 512x256 RGB, not 1x1 grayscale - Add warning log when color_encoding is set but serialization not implemented (requires BitWriter) - Remove conservative size estimate since color_encoding is always 0 - Update documentation to clarify the limitation
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What this adds
The decoder can now read gain maps from JXL files. Gain maps let images store both SDR and HDR versions with conversion metadata - pretty useful for cross-device HDR support.
Implementation
GainMapBundlestruct matching libjxl's APIjhgmboxes from containersTesting
All tests pass - verified against libjxl's test vectors to make sure the binary format matches exactly.
The only thing not implemented yet is ColorEncoding serialization (would need BitWriter), but that's rarely used since ICC profiles work fine.
Let me know if you'd like any changes!