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Rendering space

scottidog2scottidog2 Posts: 319
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Can Daz Studio render out in Rec-2020 gamut or the DCI-P3 gamut?

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  • mikael-aronssonmikael-aronsson Posts: 586
    edited March 2017

    3DELight do support DCI-P3, but if you can use it in the DS version is another question, have no idea about IRAY.

    Do you need the full wider DCI-P3 gamut or would it be ok with sRGB color space converted to DCI-P3 ?

    As far as I know DS use 8 bits per color channel internally so you can't go any higher, but I could be wrong there.

     

     

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 102,466

    Not as far as I know, though I'm not sure what they are. By default it renders to an untagged 8-bit per channel image; using Iray canvasses you can create .exr files, usually in a linear colour space.

  • scottidog2scottidog2 Posts: 319

    I do my compositing in Blackmagic Fusion and would like my renders to have a wide color gamut.

    sRGB is a color space that was created for CRT computer monitors. For compositing and VFX work sRGB is not recommended.

    ACES is the color management configuration which is the industry standard for VFX. 

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 102,466

    Then you probably want to use the .exr from a Beauty Pass canvas - enable Canvasses in the sub-tab in the Advanced tab of Render Settings, create a new Beauty Pass canvas by clicking the + button, turn off gamma correction, and when you save your render (as render.png say) a folder called Render_Canvasses will be created with the .exr file.

  • scottidog2scottidog2 Posts: 319

    Thank you Richard. Will try that.

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