I've done a tone mapping that looks like this: n/(n+exp(n/(n+1)))
This uses Euler, something that is widely used for natural products, and I've done a small test and look how it looks:

What do you think, would you add it? I think it looks more natural than the classic Reinhard. It's based on Reinhard.
I've done a tone mapping that looks like this: n/(n+exp(n/(n+1)))

This uses Euler, something that is widely used for natural products, and I've done a small test and look how it looks:
What do you think, would you add it? I think it looks more natural than the classic Reinhard. It's based on Reinhard.