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From: | Ken McGaugh |
Subject: | Re: [Openexr-devel] exchanging exr's |
Date: | Wed, 23 Jun 2004 17:56:46 +0100 |
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Ciaran Wills wrote: >
I like the idea of storing density values directly in the EXR file (obviously labelled as such), and doing away with the whole cineon/log encoding business. I get the impression Kevin's not entirely happy with that though - am I right? Surely it's no worse than having encoded density values ala Cineon?
Philosophical reasons aside, we don't want to put densities directly in the exr because that would require a conversion process on our side before sending the files for filmout. The artists here only ever see linear exr's, including the files they write out from the 2D comps. We want to ship exr's to Cinesite for filmout only so that we don't have to waste resources converting them to print density (either in cineon or exr or whatever) when their software can do it on-the-fly. --Ken
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