I didn't realize you were doing ugly patching. You should have ocio-dev for a dot release sooner! Tags are free after all... ;) -- Jeremy

Yay! No more patching on Fedora! Also, since we now have a cmake28 package in Fedora EPEL I don't have to do any ugly cmake hacks anymore for RHEL/CentOS/SL 6. Thanks, Richard

I already have a fix. But I've never committed anything to github. If someone will walk me through the process, I'll be happy to commit my fix.

No worries! I just had to solve this icc/Photoshop issue at CBS to make sure current color pipeline works for our matte department.

Your help on a windows build/installer would be very much appreciated. Thanks so much! Many smaller studios will forever be in your debt, should you complete this quest successfully. :) One of the

We would love it if you could write it up and post it to the list, thanks! Extra credit if you update the OCIO docs code. (If you dont know how to do this, you can at least submit an OCIO github

Cool, didnt know that! -- Jeremy

If you happen to After Effects on your machine, the After Effects plug-in can export ICC profiles just like ociobakelut can. Mac and Windows binaries available

I've opened up an issue on github so we dont forget about fixing this. http://github.com/imageworks/OpenColorIO/issues/297 Anyone up for taking a stab at implementing the C-Locale fix? -- Jeremy

You are correct. To use ocio with photoshop, the current recommended workflow is to bake out an icc profile. Note: you MUST specify --description, this is what shows up in photoshop when the icc

It's been a long time since our last release! There have been a bunch of updates that have not made it into any tagged release, and seeing as how we have a bunch of development work in progress it

Thanks for bringing this to our attention. I'll contact the foundry and see if we can find out what they've done. -- Jeremy

There are one, or two, more steps that need to be performed in Photoshop so that you can see the .icc in action. Unfortunately these aren't documented on the link. I can write it up and email it if

Hey guys, been a while but things seem to be going well with my Fedora package of ocio so I haven't needed to ask any questions lately. I was going through my packages and noticed I have two patches

I was reading the release notes for Nuke, http://thefoundry.s3.amazonaws.com/products/nuke/releases/7.0v1/7.0v1_ReleaseNotes.pdf ..and noticed a few items mentioning bug-fixes to OCIO nodes, like: >

That's correct! This guide should hopefully explain everything: http://opencolorio.org/userguide/baking_luts.html#icc-profiles-photoshop If you have access to a Linux machine, you could run

I'd be happy to assist. I don't a wealth of experience with compilers or porting from Mac but I'll be happy to assist and test. I can also help build an installer for Windows.

A very useful reference, great work Jeremy et al.

A shameless plug: For those who may be interested, the VES just released a white paper on motion-picture color management: Press

We dont yet have a how to on the windows build process, though we certainly would like to get one going! (Are there any volunteers on the list to assist with this?) In the long term, I think it