I've added back in the full res images (in their original color spaces only). Having multiple images was space prohibitive, but a single copy of each is useful. Agreed. I've never seen another Marcie

Works for me! Thanks, Richard

I agree that the python examples / docs are hard to find. Added so we dont forget: https://github.com/imageworks/OpenColorIO/issues/212 -- Jeremy

Sounds good - 0.5K example images are more than big enough, I'd say One minor problem - not checked properly, but it looks like the images were all scaled down, instead of scaling down the source and

I've resumed looking into integrating OCIO into RV, now that RV's Python support is non-beta \o/ (I should qualify that with "thirdparty OCIO integration, as my affiliation with Tweak is no more than

Whoops! Nothing screamed "python" at the top so I didn't scroll down. There it is! :) Thanks, Richard

This page has comparative C++ and Python examples: http://opencolorio.org/developers/usage_examples.html Also there's a few practical examples of using the API scattered around, such

Looking at: https://github.com/imageworks/OpenColorIO/pull/192#issuecomment-3490984 got me thinking so I tried importing PyOpenColorIO in python and it worked fine for me. After that I decided to

https://github.com/imageworks/OpenColorIO/pull/210 https://github.com/imageworks/OpenColorIO/issues/184 ociobakelut now has icc export support, removing the need for ocio2icc This also adds additional

I've just pushed out updated OCIO configurations and updated reference images. Both can be downloaded from opencolorio.org: http://opencolorio.org/downloads.html Changes: - Minor update to the

Nuke doesn't concern itself with illuminants or color primaries, only worrying about the response curves. It also doesn't take any kind of display profiling into account (with the possible exception

The OCIO website has been update to provide a list of compatible applications. http://opencolorio.org http://opencolorio.org/CompatibleSoftware.html If anyone has additions or comments, please let me

Troy, This difference in srgb luts between the spi-vfx profile and nuke-default is a bit more complicated than a simple 1D vs. 3D white-point difference. I only have a moment to answer this question

Congratulations! And thanks to Paul for all his efforts to make this happen. In the next few weeks I'm going to be updating the OCIO website to list all of the applications shipping with OCIO (it's a

I'm happy to announce that Silhouette 4.5 was released today with OCIO as its native color management solution. I want to thank Jeremy for his help (and a great library that is really easy to work

I had previously gotten a win64 DLL build from the cmake output. I've just opened up the visual studio solution and added a win32 configuration. It seems to build everything properly until it tries to

Version 1.0.3 (Dec 21 2011): * Tetrahedral 3dlut interpolation (CPU only) * ociocheck and Config.sanityCheck() have improved validation * Mari: updated examples * Makefile: misc

Hmm.. I already commented on github, but now having thought about it for a second, maybe you can explain something for me since I'm definitely not a programming expert (or really even a novice :) So

https://github.com/imageworks/OpenColorIO/pull/209 OCIO_LINK_PYGLUE allows pyglue to skip python linking. Default value is 'YES' (current behaviour). PyOpenColorIO.so is not useful in apps unless the

Review: Virtual member refactoring and OCIOColorSpace channel swizzling bug Made a bunch of the Nuke plugin members virtual. Also, fixed a bug