andreavolpato/spektrafilm
Spectral simulation of analog photography processes
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- LanguagePython
- LicenseGPL-3.0
Spectral simulation of analog photography processes
Spectral simulation of analog photography processes
An exploration of how to make good use of spectroscopic data from manufacturer datasheets in an end-to-end, physically based model with spectral calculations, with the goal of turning that data into convincing film, print, and scan renderings that can be explored interactively.
Here are some useful links and spin-off projects: - Discussion about the project is happeing at discuss.pixls.us. - Join us at the official subreddit. - A high-level writeup is available as a gentle entrypoint to the spectral framework. - Vote your next stock you would like to see in spektrafilm. - A blazing fast Vulkan implementation is available in vkdt by hanatos. - An OFX plugin was developed by Aedan. - A fast…
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andreavolpato/spektrafilm was first seen on GitHub · Trending Python today on Nov 1, 2026. Since then it has appeared in 17 checks on 4 different days. Its best position was #10 of 18, reached on Nov 3, 11:49 UTC. It dropped off the list after Nov 4, 11:49 UTC.
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Mostly Python; it is licensed under GPL-3.0. It has 1799 stars and 243 forks.