render() return TensorXf with values out ouf range [0.0,1.0]

[nebnes]

After rendering, I get a tensorXF with values out of range [0.0,1.0].
I get several values above 1.0 around 94.00

It seems out of range values match overly bright pixels. Is it correct to clip the tensor 's high values back to 1.0 ? :
np.clip(img,0.,1.)

Is it correct ?

[merlinND]

Hello @nebnes,

When using the hdrfilm, Mitsuba will produce physically based renderings with high dynamic range. mi.render does not apply a tonemapping operation, so there is no particular limit on the value of pixels rendered.

[merlinND]

See also @bathal1's answer: mitsuba-renderer/mitsuba-blender#97 (comment)

@nebnes, please refrain from posting the same question on multiple repos as it creates duplicate work for maintainers. (Or at least, clearly refer to all cross-posts if you do).

[nebnes]

Thanks @merlinND for your clear answer.
And sorry for the duplicate I got lost between the two repo (I thought github was buggy).