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…e unified S-Log3 transforms - Moves older generation color transforms (S-Log1, S-Log2, VENICE-specific) to a newly formed "archive" directory. - Updates README to recommended use of the unified transforms for all S-Log3 & S-Gamut3 / S-Gamut3.Cine workflows and adds a note about VENICE-specific transforms. Signed-off-by: Scott Dyer <sdyer@oscars.org>
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This PR reorganizes the Sony transforms to keep the unified S-Log3 transforms front and center. This should help clarity to those with any confusion about which transforms should be used that the unified transforms are recommended.
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The archive directory is added at the top level of the repository, alongside the vendor directories.
The rationale for placing it here is in anticipation of additional transforms from other vendors also being deemphasized from active usage in the future. By placing all archived transforms here, there will be a single directory that scripts scraping the repo for new transforms can choose to omit, rather than needing to check for and filter out an archive directory per vendor directory.