https://github.com/imageworks/OpenColorIO/pull/223 SetLoggingLevel wasnt being obeyed, if set before initialization. Now it works. - Jeremy

Hello ! TuttleOFX is now using OpenColorIO to read and apply LUT files on images. This give me the chance to thank you for your great work : it rocks ! Of course that's a tiny first step in the OCIO+T

https://github.com/imageworks/OpenColorIO/pull/221 Committing Jeremy's Look docs. Also and documented ociobakelut usage, part of which somewhat escalated from "ociobakelut --format icc" to my experien

I have some development under progress, not yet ready for review, but I thought it may interest people: https://github.com/imageworks/OpenColorIO/pull/218 During processor creation, this branch adds a

Ok, yaml-cpp 0.3.0 is now on it's way through the QA system for Fedora. Jeremy, Do you have a specific date in mind to incorporate your yaml fork? I have a fairly extensive patch to unbundle yaml-cpp,

https://github.com/imageworks/OpenColorIO/pull/219 We've had reason to experiment with actually using ocioconvert in our pipeline, but discovered that we needed to pass attributes to OpenImageIO, larg

I saw in the Mari OCIO demo video they were able to load up a LUT and combine it with other display controls (gain/exposure). I can see how the LUT can be loaded using the FileTransform but how is it

We're looking at 0.3.0 (which maintains the current yaml API). I talked to the developer, and the new API is a bit too in flux / untested to want to jump to it in the short term. I've got a branch of

Hello dear colour experts, Xorg and OpenICC will have a track on Fosdem next weekend[1]. Part of this will be presentations about colour management in compositing window managers and Wayland. The late

I've been following the discussion for yaml-cpp on the upstream tracker and had a question. Is it yet known if OCIO is going to use the 0.3.0 or the new 0.5.0 version? The reason I ask is that I need

Mira, Thanks for your email. What OS are you on? (Windows? Mac? Linux?) As you noticed, we don't have a binary installer for a system-level OCIO install yet, but we would like to make one later this y

Hello, My name is Mira and I would like to install OpenColorIO for NUKE. I have downloaded a zip file from opencolorio.org site, and tried to install regarding 'Installation(building from source)' gui

Exciting Python related build fixes: https://github.com/imageworks/OpenColorIO/pull/216

In Katana we have a visualization mode for depth (which is invoked on a button push). - sets the input colorspace to the space defined by ROLE_DATA - scans the image for min/max depth values in a dept

What's the best way to adjust the OCIO processor if I want to display a depth map, possibly with gain control?

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-de

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 look

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

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 r

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