Look for static image file formats that can store HDR (High Dynamic Range) images uncompressed.
I think HEIF and JPEG-HDR can store HDR, but I think these are irreversible compression files.
I think there is a format in which HDR can be stored uncompressed in image processing software, but is there such a file format?
If you have any information, please let me know.
image image-processing
PNG can handle 48bit color (16bit each RGB).
It is compressed by zlib, but it is reversible, and you can choose uncompressed if necessary.
OpenEXR also offers non-compression, reversible compression, and irreversible compression, handling fp16/fp32/uint32.
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