Hi everybody,
I’ve a question concerning the sRGB(ACES) Display in Nuke.
On this topic from The Foundry website (https://community.foundry.com/discuss/topic/135319/can-t-reproduce-the-same-look-with-linear-srgb-renders-in-nuke-ocio-aces-config#1186591), it seems that there is a shaping curve different between sRGB(ACES) and sRGB standard.
Does somebody know the function to recreate these curves ? Or where I can find them ?
Thank you very much and have a good day !
Stephane
If you really want to dig into the maths of the tone-mapping curve you need to look at the CTL in the aces-dev GitHub repository. It is a concatenation of the segmented_spline_c5_fwd in the RRT, and the segmented_spline_c9_fwd in the sRGB ODT, followed by the standard sRGB inverse EOTF.
But is that really what you are after?
You can sample the curve as a 1D LUT from Nuke’s OCIOColorSpace node with input set to “Utility - sRGB Texture” and output set to “Output - sRGB”. But the total effect of the ACES pipeline is more complex than just a 1D LUT.