This is all my understanding, too. To recap: OIIO's dependency on OCIO is fundamental (well, if you want all the color conversion functionality, which of course any studio user does). OCIO's dependenc

We're really drafting off the fact that all the ASWF groups (and I assume the rest of the Linux Foundation) use Zoom as their standard for meetings. So really, if this is an important topic, it is one

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 def

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

Woo-hoo, congratulations to the whole team!

Not sure if maybe this was meant for the OIIO list rather than OCIO, but if you already have OpenImageIO in the mix, then I think you can very efficiently do this using a combination of ImageBufAlgo.c

That doesn't sounds right. Max, can you forward me an example image (that is safe to share) and the shortest possible python script that reproduces the problem? Let's transfer this discussion to the o