I was asked by a user to rebuild OpenColorIO with OpenImageIO as a dependency so the additional cli tools are built. I didn't do this originally because I didn't want them mutually dependent on each

Congratulations Jeremy and everyone who was contributed to, supports, and uses OpenColorIO! Very well deserved.

Congratulations Jeremy and team!

Awesome!

Congratulations!! Very well deserved!

Jeremy Selan will be awarded an Academy Award for his work on OpenColorIO at the Academy's annual Scientific and Technical Awards Presentation on Saturday, February 15. This is a huge honor for

Hey All, I had a need to use OpenColorIO for my image processing server, written in Go, so I started working on bindings. Thought I would share, just in case anyone is interested/involved in

Hi! Any news on this front? OCIO is stuck to v1.0.8 in Debian because we already have yaml-cpp 0.5.x in sid/unstable suite and now OCIO is ftbfs against this new version. Could you possibly let me

> If you attempt to do a similar thing from within a Nuke node chain, the error would already be baked into the data buffer. Does this include if you have raw switched on in the read node and than do

On Nov 28, 2013 4:49 AM, "Ashley Retallack" <ashl...@...> wrote: > Thanks for the reply. If I was to do this in a nuke context what would the process be, it this no different to doing an unpremult

Hi Troy, Thanks for the reply. If I was to do this in a nuke context what would the process be, it this no different to doing an unpremult before color transform and a premult afterwards? In which

Assuming I understand the issue...

Cool, Thanks for the reply. Yes that's what I thought. so it's more that comp and reprojections need to over in the space space as the matte painting was done in rather than trying to correct the

You will get different results when comping in linear vs. video spaces. It's an order of operations thing and really can't be helped. Easiest thing is to comp the layers in video space and then

Hi all, This may seem like a dumb question, but I've been scratching my brain for quite a while now. I was wondering what the best practice is to get an acurat result from nuke as far as compositing a

Malcolm has done some work on being able to load ICC profiles in OCIO configs etc https://github.com/imageworks/OpenColorIO/pull/87 However Jeremy is hesitant to include lcms into OCIO's core

I haven't done anything yet - just identifying my to-do list for migrating an existing lcms-based system to OCIO. My existing system just builds a 3D LUT which goes from the ICC profile to SRGB but

Hi Paul, I have had similar ideas floating around for a little while. What sort of work / progress have you had with this? -Mark

Not sure if this is the answer you're looking for but OCIO has been able to generate ICC profiles for a while. I use it to generate specific show LUTs for te matte painter in my dept (generated an

I'm looking at using OCIO as the basis for a photo editing applications CMS, but I need support for ICC profiles found embedded in image files and used as monitor profiles. Currently I use lcms for