Thanks to Chris Zwar and Provideo Coalition for this article and video on ACES support in Adobe’s After Effects:
This is an add on to his previous, very detailed article and video introduction to ACES:
Comments
While I can of course appreciate his efforts to put out this content I think there are two points that he didn’t adress properly.
In his IDT example for a Rec.709 source he uses Gamma 2.4 Rec.709 - Texture and claims that it looks correct. In compositing context this is a lot more nuanced and with the use case he presents (fire stock footage), picking the inverse ODT was probably a more suitable option.
In his render settings he again presents an example where you bake the ODT for preview/finishing but picks Gamma 2.4 Rec.709 - Texture as the output rather than a display transform.
His video starts with a title mentioning “Unscripted” but it would’ve been nice to do it with a bit more preparation and care
Thanks @shebbe for reviewing and commenting. Community input and discussion is exactly why ACESCentral exists and why you and others who are here are so helpful and important.
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While I can of course appreciate his efforts to put out this content I think there are two points that he didn’t adress properly.
In his IDT example for a Rec.709 source he uses
Gamma 2.4 Rec.709 - Texture
and claims that it looks correct. In compositing context this is a lot more nuanced and with the use case he presents (fire stock footage), picking the inverse ODT was probably a more suitable option.In his render settings he again presents an example where you bake the ODT for preview/finishing but picks
Gamma 2.4 Rec.709 - Texture
as the output rather than a display transform.His video starts with a title mentioning “Unscripted” but it would’ve been nice to do it with a bit more preparation and care
Thanks @shebbe for reviewing and commenting. Community input and discussion is exactly why ACESCentral exists and why you and others who are here are so helpful and important.