I wanted to be able to share HDR renderings from bsrender in widely supported formats like jpeg and png. There are ICC profiles to do this but they are copyrighted so I made an experimental open source ICC profile using the CC0 copyright:
Experimental open source Rec. 2100 PQ profile with annotated source: https://bsrender.io/rec2100pq-experimental.zip
ICC profile standards document: https://www.color.org/specification/ICC.1-2022-05.pdf
Sample HDR renderings (first few sample renderings): https://bsrender.io
The only viewer/platform I've been able to confirm it works on is the Chrome browser on M1/M2 Macs. It does not work on iPhone or Safari/Firefox on Mac.
The profile is derived mainly from saucecontrol's open source Rec2020Compat-v4.icc profile: https://github.com/saucecontrol/Compact-ICC-Profiles with 'cicp' and 'lumi' tags added. Since it uses the same transfer function as Rec2020, images will appear very washed out/fuzzy on unsupported viewers. I found this "bug" very helpful during testing as it was really obvious if the viewer was using the cicp/lumi tags or the (incorrect) transfer TRC.
With a bit more work you could implement something approximating the PQ transfer function but I actually like the 'you-know-when-it's-not-doing-the-thing' effect.
Standards document: https://www.color.org/specification/ICC.1-2022-05.pdf
Sample renderings (first four at top of page): https://bsrender.io
They will only be rendered in HDR on supported viewers/platforms, currently only known working is Chrome browser on M1/M2 mac. On unsupported viewers the HDR images will appear very washed out/fuzzy.