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\docname{Recommended Procedures for the Creation and Use of Digital Camera System Input Device Transforms (IDTs)}
\altdocname{Creation and Use of Digital Camera System Input Device Transforms (IDTs)}
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\docnumber{P-2013-001}
\committeename{Academy Color Encoding System (ACES) Project Committee}
\versionnumber{1.0}
\docdate{April 24, 2015}
\summary{
In the Academy Color Encoding System, an Input Device Transform (IDT) processes non-color-rendered RGB image values from a digital camera system's capture of a scene lit by an assumed illumination source (the scene adopted white). The results of this process are white-balanced ACES RGB relative exposure values.

Camera system vendors are recommended to provide two IDTs for each product, one optimized for CIE Illuminant D55 (daylight) and a second optimized for the ISO 7589 Studio Tungsten illuminant. Camera system vendors may optionally provide additional IDTs for common illumination sources such as Hydrargyrum Medium-arc Iodide (HMI) and KinoFlo\textsuperscript{\textregistered{}} lamps.

The main body of this document provides a procedure for the creation and use of an IDT from the measured spectral responsivities of a digital camera system. Appendices provide examples of the use of the procedure, each illustrating a different engineering tradeoff. An additional appendix provides an alternative procedure for IDT creation if the spectral data required for the recommended procedure are unobtainable.
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