Using the Probev2_ICCv4 Profile (http://www.color.org/probeprofile.xalter) Photoshop CS5 doesn't seem to support the MPE tags. boo .malcolm

Yes, we're waiting on spline interpolation code. Malcolm will be the authority on which spline interpolation is appropriate for the csp prelut, I'll let him comment on the details. I'm not sure if a

Hello! OpenColorIO 0.7.6 has been released: **Version 0.7.6 (Feb 1 2011):** * Updated Config Display API (.ocio config format updated) * Added ocio2icc app (ICC Profile Generation) *

Committed. -- Jeremy

I was going to attempt to finish it off, but wanted to check if there's anything I should know before starting to prod around.. From the comments/old mailing list messages, it seems like it is mainly

Looks good. I think the display/view terminology is much clearer/more descriptive

Here's an update that addresses all previous comments. http://github.com/jeremyselan/OpenColorIO/commit/2b926355196bcd1690f9dd5a924c3d04ff24cd53 This commit updates the APIs to use our newer

Hi Joesph, Effectively this is what is being done with our matte painting allocation, and it does help out a lot. It does bring up something, I'm looking at replacing the lut builder (non icc luts)

Hi Joesph, It has been approved but not added to a new spec yet. http://www.color.org/icc_specs2.xalter --snip-- Approved revisions since ICC.1:2004-10 25 Feb 2010 Dictionary Type and Metadata TAG

Malcolm, This is slightly off topic. Is there a new ICC standard support for the MPE tags? The newest document I found on this was

Malcolm, When building ICC profiles I've found it very helpful to use the InputTables of the AtoB0 to hold an intermediate conversion, for instance the a 1024 entry 1-d conversion from Cineon to

Looks good to me. Committed. -- Jeremy

Boring changes \o/ https://github.com/dbr/OpenColorIO/commit/f103709ec085bdaa03a3ea446d5b928d8327ffbc Add Boost 1.44 and 1.45 to additional versions list (1.45 works fine, can't imagine 1.44 is

Committed. (Additional argument tweaks can come as needed later). -- Jeremy

This is great :D I generated a LUT without issue, and it was as close as I would expect from Photoshop... Only nitpick'y problem I can see is the --outputfile argument seems to be redundant given

ociobuildicc --description="spi-vfx log test" --workingspace compositing_log --viewspace sRGB /Users/malcolm/Library/ColorSync/Profiles/spi-vfx_compositing_log_test.icc sure, it depends on how

Malcolm, This is awesome! I've wanted to have icc export for so long, this is hugely appreciated. (We'll use it at SPI immediately) * What are the command-line arguments used in your example? I'd

Also added Little CMS to LICENSE file Commit: https://github.com/malcolmhumphreys/OpenColorIO/commit/8ff296f8ab234ea7b06704036037bf2a132ebd6a .malcolm

Attaching some slightly larger examples :)

Added ociobuildicc app which will build a soft-proofing icc profile for a given working space. (added LCMS2 into