In Indigo 2.2.9 saving a EXR saves the right exposure for the image, so its not massively burned anymore ... nice!
Anyway, saving as EXR I always end up having a EXR file that looks like linear with scale 1...
no mater if I have some extremely different Reinhard or Camera Tonemapping going on in the GUI.
[BUG] Save as EXR - FIXED
[BUG] Save as EXR - FIXED
Last edited by Zom-B on Tue Aug 17, 2010 10:19 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: [BUG] Save as EXR
I just found out that the saved EXR also don't has any Antialiasing (or some bad super sampling?!)!!!
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Re: [BUG] Save as EXR
I imagine the tonemapping issue is because the EXR is un-tonemapped and your monitor displays it linearly, taking a section out of the dynamic range. Since it has a much higher dynamic range, it makes sense because tonemapping is the process of mapping the wide dynamic range to a more narrow one that your monitor can display.
I would LOVE if the Violet tonemapper got somehow integrated or updated and bundled with Indigo, as then you could take the EXR into it and tonemap it there, as well as other images that you may get.
Motiva Real Camera does this, but I can't get it to work with my crappy ATI Radeon
I would LOVE if the Violet tonemapper got somehow integrated or updated and bundled with Indigo, as then you could take the EXR into it and tonemap it there, as well as other images that you may get.
Motiva Real Camera does this, but I can't get it to work with my crappy ATI Radeon