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Ongoing discussion about the next generation ACES OCIO config(s), covering content, development, release strategy, and long-term maintenance.

Topic: OpenColorIO-Config-ACES Working Group

Time: Jun 16, 2020 04:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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Re: nuke-default config only reports 1 view with OCIO2

Paul Miller

#1978

Aha! Thanks for explaining that Patrick. I wasn't aware that OCIO 1 was doing it "wrong".

On 6/9/20 8:08 AM, Patrick Hodoul wrote:

Show quoted text

Hi Paul,

Following the work on OCIOv2 we discovered & fixed an issue around the list of active displays & views in the OCIOv1 implementation.

Let me first explain a little bit some lines from the nuke config impacting the displays & views:

displays:

default:

- !<View> {name: None, colorspace: raw}

- !<View> {name: sRGB, colorspace: sRGB}

- !<View> {name: rec709, colorspace: rec709}

active_displays: [default]

active_views: [sRGB]

The first five lines define the list of displays and views, In the example, there is only one display named 'default' which owns three views named 'None', 'sRGB', and 'rec709'.
The last two lines define the active displays and views. Here, only the 'default' display and the 'sRGB' view are active i.e. the others are hidden.

The OCIOv1 implementation was only implementing the filtering and ordering of the active displays i.e. the active view line was ignored. So, the master branch (i.e. OCIOV2) does now correctly handle the two active lists explaining why only the 'sRGB' view is accessible. In order to see all the views, the last line must be removed or changed to 'active_views: []'.

Note: As mentioned by Doug, a pull request around displays/views is coming. Part of the changes is to add some methods in the public API to access all the displays & views.

Note: With or without the active lists in the config, the envvars OCIO_ACTIVE_DISPLAYS & OCIO_ACTIVE_VIEWS filter and order the displays & views (bypassing the active lists from the config).

Patrick

Re: nuke-default config only reports 1 view with OCIO2

Patrick Hodoul

#1977

Hi Paul,

Following the work on OCIOv2 we discovered & fixed an issue around the list of active displays & views in the OCIOv1 implementation.

Let me first explain a little bit some lines from the nuke config impacting the displays & views:

displays:

default:

- !<View> {name: None, colorspace: raw}

- !<View> {name: sRGB, colorspace: sRGB}

- !<View> {name: rec709, colorspace: rec709}

active_displays: [default]

active_views: [sRGB]

The first five lines define the list of displays and views, In the example, there is only one display named 'default' which owns three views named 'None', 'sRGB', and 'rec709'.
The last two lines define the active displays and views. Here, only the 'default' display and the 'sRGB' view are active i.e. the others are hidden.

The OCIOv1 implementation was only implementing the filtering and ordering of the active displays i.e. the active view line was ignored. So, the master branch (i.e. OCIOV2) does now correctly handle the two active lists explaining why only the 'sRGB' view is accessible. In order to see all the views, the last line must be removed or changed to 'active_views: []'.

Note: As mentioned by Doug, a pull request around displays/views is coming. Part of the changes is to add some methods in the public API to access all the displays & views.

Note: With or without the active lists in the config, the envvars OCIO_ACTIVE_DISPLAYS & OCIO_ACTIVE_VIEWS filter and order the displays & views (bypassing the active lists from the config).

Patrick

Re: test

Patrick Hodoul

#1976

Test

test

John Mertic

#1975

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Re: nuke-default config only reports 1 view with OCIO2

Doug Walker

#1974

Thanks for the report Paul.  We will investigate the issue.

It's good timing because we are actually preparing a PR involving display/view stuff at the moment anyway.

Doug

nuke-default config only reports 1 view with OCIO2

Paul Miller

#1973

I just noticed that nuke-default only reports one of its three views (sRGB) when queried with the OCIO2 API.

Is this a known issue or is it possible I'm somehow using the API wrong? Worked fine with OCIO 1.1.

Re: Happy 10th

Michael Dolan

#1972

Happy anniversary OCIO!

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On Mon, Jun 8, 2020 at 5:53 AM Malcolm Humphreys <malcolmhumphreys@...> wrote:

Congratulations, what a milestone.

On Sun, Jun 7, 2020 at 1:06 AM Larry Gritz <lg@...> wrote:
When Jeremy gave the summary talk at the Pickford Center when OCIO was under consideration for an Academy Sci-Tech award. Richard Edlund did the introductions of all the speakers, and he pronounced it "Open Colorio", coloor-ee-oh, rhymes with the name Victorio.

To this day, that's how it sounds in my head every time I see it written down.

Happy anniversary!

On Jun 6, 2020, at 4:14 PM, Jeremy Selan <jeremy.selan@...> wrote:

Wow, 10 years!?!? I can't believe it.

A huge thanks to everyone who has helped with its creation and adoptiontion. And a double thanks to those working today to keep it going strong.

A little known bit of OCIO history... I had originally named it "OpenColorSpace", but Malcolm Humphreys kindly pointed out it was a terrible name.

Here's the original thread:

> On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 10:03 PM, Malcolm Humphreys
> I really find the name misleading, which was reinforced more when I was telling one of the digital sups about it at DrD today. His first response was asking which monitor probes it will support, which I then had to go through and explain what OCS is trying to achieve and what that would mean for productions at DrD (ie for DrD this doesn't replace truelight or cinespace, just compliments them).
>
> As I'm sure the main aim for this project is getting a wide adoption, I can see already the name could work against this.
>
> I would tend to lean away from using the word 'colorspace' as this is already a well established concept even if it is poorly understood / followed.
>
> Other names that I had floating around in my head:
> - OpenColorWorkSpace
> - OpenColorIO
> - OpenColorFlow
> - OpenColorWorkFlow
> - OpenColorTransfer
> - OpenColorBase

Nice suggestions, Malcolm! :)

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Re: Happy 10th

Malcolm Humphreys

#1971

Congratulations, what a milestone.

Show quoted text

On Sun, Jun 7, 2020 at 1:06 AM Larry Gritz <lg@...> wrote:

When Jeremy gave the summary talk at the Pickford Center when OCIO was under consideration for an Academy Sci-Tech award. Richard Edlund did the introductions of all the speakers, and he pronounced it "Open Colorio", coloor-ee-oh, rhymes with the name Victorio.

To this day, that's how it sounds in my head every time I see it written down.

Happy anniversary!

On Jun 6, 2020, at 4:14 PM, Jeremy Selan <jeremy.selan@...> wrote:

Wow, 10 years!?!? I can't believe it.

A huge thanks to everyone who has helped with its creation and adoptiontion. And a double thanks to those working today to keep it going strong.

A little known bit of OCIO history... I had originally named it "OpenColorSpace", but Malcolm Humphreys kindly pointed out it was a terrible name.

Here's the original thread:

> On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 10:03 PM, Malcolm Humphreys
> I really find the name misleading, which was reinforced more when I was telling one of the digital sups about it at DrD today. His first response was asking which monitor probes it will support, which I then had to go through and explain what OCS is trying to achieve and what that would mean for productions at DrD (ie for DrD this doesn't replace truelight or cinespace, just compliments them).
>
> As I'm sure the main aim for this project is getting a wide adoption, I can see already the name could work against this.
>
> I would tend to lean away from using the word 'colorspace' as this is already a well established concept even if it is poorly understood / followed.
>
> Other names that I had floating around in my head:
> - OpenColorWorkSpace
> - OpenColorIO
> - OpenColorFlow
> - OpenColorWorkFlow
> - OpenColorTransfer
> - OpenColorBase

Nice suggestions, Malcolm! :)

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Re: Happy 10th

Larry Gritz

#1970

When Jeremy gave the summary talk at the Pickford Center when OCIO was under consideration for an Academy Sci-Tech award. Richard Edlund did the introductions of all the speakers, and he pronounced it "Open Colorio", coloor-ee-oh, rhymes with the name Victorio.

To this day, that's how it sounds in my head every time I see it written down.

Happy anniversary!

On Jun 6, 2020, at 4:14 PM, Jeremy Selan <jeremy.selan@...> wrote:

Wow, 10 years!?!? I can't believe it.

A huge thanks to everyone who has helped with its creation and adoptiontion. And a double thanks to those working today to keep it going strong.

A little known bit of OCIO history... I had originally named it "OpenColorSpace", but Malcolm Humphreys kindly pointed out it was a terrible name.

Here's the original thread:

> On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 10:03 PM, Malcolm Humphreys
> I really find the name misleading, which was reinforced more when I was telling one of the digital sups about it at DrD today. His first response was asking which monitor probes it will support, which I then had to go through and explain what OCS is trying to achieve and what that would mean for productions at DrD (ie for DrD this doesn't replace truelight or cinespace, just compliments them).
>
> As I'm sure the main aim for this project is getting a wide adoption, I can see already the name could work against this.
>
> I would tend to lean away from using the word 'colorspace' as this is already a well established concept even if it is poorly understood / followed.
>
> Other names that I had floating around in my head:
> - OpenColorWorkSpace
> - OpenColorIO
> - OpenColorFlow
> - OpenColorWorkFlow
> - OpenColorTransfer
> - OpenColorBase

Nice suggestions, Malcolm! :)

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lg@...

Re: Happy 10th

Doug Walker

#1969

Cheers Jeremy!

The name was an inspired choice. Many great projects rebrand at some point. I remember several of us had to get our Image Interchange Framework tattoos removed when the name was changed to ACES. ;)

Doug

p.s. And many thanks to Imageworks (shout out to Larry, Michael, and Sean!) for safely transitioning the project to its new home at the ASWF.

Re: Happy 10th

Jeremy Selan

#1968

Wow, 10 years!?!? I can't believe it.

A huge thanks to everyone who has helped with its creation and adoptiontion. And a double thanks to those working today to keep it going strong.

A little known bit of OCIO history... I had originally named it "OpenColorSpace", but Malcolm Humphreys kindly pointed out it was a terrible name.

Here's the original thread:

> On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 10:03 PM, Malcolm Humphreys

> I really find the name misleading, which was reinforced more when I was telling one of the digital sups about it at DrD today. His first response was asking which monitor probes it will support, which I then had to go through and explain what OCS is trying to achieve and what that would mean for productions at DrD (ie for DrD this doesn't replace truelight or cinespace, just compliments them).
>
> As I'm sure the main aim for this project is getting a wide adoption, I can see already the name could work against this.
>
> I would tend to lean away from using the word 'colorspace' as this is already a well established concept even if it is poorly understood / followed.
>
> Other names that I had floating around in my head:
> - OpenColorWorkSpace
> - OpenColorIO
> - OpenColorFlow
> - OpenColorWorkFlow
> - OpenColorTransfer
> - OpenColorBase

Nice suggestions, Malcolm! :)

Re: Happy 10th

Thomas Mansencal

#1967

Happy Birthday, props to Jeremy and all the people involved in the project!

Thomas Mansencal - colour-science.org - thomasmansencal.com

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On Sun, 7 Jun 2020 at 10:01, Doug Walker <doug.walker@...> wrote:

Was just reading the CHANGELOG.md and noticed that the first named release, 0.5.4, was dated June 1, 2010. I believe the discussion started on the original google-group a few months earlier but nevertheless it feels like this past week was a sort of milestone.

Happy 10th, OCIO!

And many happy returns! (Of 0, of course.) ;)

Happy 10th

Doug Walker

#1966

Was just reading the CHANGELOG.md and noticed that the first named release, 0.5.4, was dated June 1, 2010. I believe the discussion started on the original google-group a few months earlier but nevertheless it feels like this past week was a sort of milestone.

Happy 10th, OCIO!

And many happy returns! (Of 0, of course.) ;)

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Re: PyOpenColorIO - Converting a simple singe RBG array to another colorspace

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#1964

I accidentally replied to sender only, but Lary's solution worked! I was in the 255 range instead of float values. Thank you!

Re: PyOpenColorIO - Converting a simple singe RBG array to another colorspace

Larry Gritz

#1963

Which versions of OIIO and OCIO are you using?

I'm not sure that official releases of OCIO (prior to the current master) will work with 8 bit integer pixels, which is what you'd get from a jpeg by default. So it may be misinterpreting the values.

If you read with

pixels = img.read_image(format='float')

then you'll get float pixels, and perhaps that will match what Nuke is doing?

As somewhat of an aside, maybe this is a contrived example and you need to do a lot more with PyOpenColorIO, but if all you are doing is color converting pixels you read with OIIO, an easier idiom would be:

img = oiio.ImageBuf('test_image.jpg')
img.read(convert='float')
oiio.ImageBufAlgo.colorconvert(img, img, 'Raw', 'Film_EIZO')
pixels = img.get_pixels()

and then you don't need to directly import or use OpenColorIO at all. (Though this assumes you built your OIIO with OCIO enabled.)

On Jun 3, 2020, at 12:55 PM, mhamid3d@... wrote:
Hi all,

I am new to this and hoping to get some help. I have a simple single pixel RGB value that is in a Raw color space. I would like to convert it to another colorspace. I have the following code, which produced no errors but I'm not getting the values I'm expecting. As reference I'm using Nuke with the OCIOColorSpace node. I made sure to set my Display Transform to None in Nuke. Then I created a simple constant with pure red. (1, 0, 0) and exported it as a Raw colorspace jpg. Loaded that into PyOpenColorIO and ran the code bellow. It returns a value very different from the one I'm getting Nuke. Am I doing something wrong?
import PyOpenColorIO as ocio
import OpenImageIO as oiio

config = ocio.GetCurrentConfig()
proc = config.getProcessor('Raw', 'Film_EIZO')

img = oiio.ImageInput.open('test_image.jpg')
pixels = img.read_image()
img.close()

imgd = proc.applyRGB(pixels)
print imgd

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PyOpenColorIO - Converting a simple singe RBG array to another colorspace

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#1962

Hi all,

I am new to this and hoping to get some help. I have a simple single pixel RGB value that is in a Raw color space. I would like to convert it to another colorspace. I have the following code, which produced no errors but I'm not getting the values I'm expecting. As reference I'm using Nuke with the OCIOColorSpace node. I made sure to set my Display Transform to None in Nuke. Then I created a simple constant with pure red. (1, 0, 0) and exported it as a Raw colorspace jpg. Loaded that into PyOpenColorIO and ran the code bellow. It returns a value very different from the one I'm getting Nuke. Am I doing something wrong?

import PyOpenColorIO as ocio
import OpenImageIO as oiio

config = ocio.GetCurrentConfig()
proc = config.getProcessor('Raw', 'Film_EIZO')

img = oiio.ImageInput.open('test_image.jpg')
pixels = img.read_image()
img.close()

imgd = proc.applyRGB(pixels)
print imgd

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OpenColorIO TSC meeting (weekly)

When:
Monday, 1 June 2020, 9:30am to 10:00am
(GMT-07:00) America/Los Angeles

Where:
https://zoom.us/j/924729729

Organizer: Michael Dolan michdolan@...

Details:
Weekly meeting of the OpenColorIO TSC.

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Meeting ID: 924 729 729
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OpenColorIO TSC meeting (weekly)

When:
Monday, 8 June 2020, 9:30am to 10:00am
(GMT-07:00) America/Los Angeles

Where:
https://zoom.us/j/924729729

Organizer: Michael Dolan michdolan@...

Details:
Weekly meeting of the OpenColorIO TSC.

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Meeting notes listed by YYYY-MM-DD.md format at:
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OpenColorIO TSC meeting (weekly)

When:
Monday, 15 June 2020, 9:30am to 10:00am
(GMT-07:00) America/Los Angeles

Where:
https://zoom.us/j/924729729

Organizer: Michael Dolan michdolan@...

Details:
Weekly meeting of the OpenColorIO TSC.

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Meeting notes listed by YYYY-MM-DD.md format at:
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Meeting ID: 924 729 729
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OpenColorIO TSC meeting (weekly)

When:
Monday, 22 June 2020, 9:30am to 10:00am
(GMT-07:00) America/Los Angeles

Where:
https://zoom.us/j/924729729

Organizer: Michael Dolan michdolan@...

Details:
Weekly meeting of the OpenColorIO TSC.

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Meeting notes listed by YYYY-MM-DD.md format at:
https://github.com/imageworks/OpenColorIO/tree/master/docs/tsc/meetings

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Meeting ID: 924 729 729
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