that’s a 500 intensity emitter, of course it will display overly saturated!!
It’s a totally unreal situation put there to test the how the image handled the limits.
The saturatio I refered was the overall saturation. Slight, but noticeable. those artifacts are completely expected.
Of course I know this workflow is not ideal. I’m trying to arrive at one.
You tell me how to place EXRs in resolve then. The R709/Linear doesn’t work.
Are you kidding? I’m not trying to achieve anything just spot clipping and weird shifts.
No. I need to see situations closer to what I deal. The devs should to that and tell us how to deal with the colorspace.
I think that’s the way Resolve handles it’s color management.
This is the same pushing but with alexa test footage
[disclaimer: this is just a push and pull of data not inteded to achieve anything]
But of course, Resolve is a crappy piece of amateur software, nothing to take seriously, just like ACES, Netflix, Animal Logic, the Academy and everything else outside Blender. And especially the users that are so ignorant that they don’t know the basic Math needed to write Color management engine from scratch so they don’t deserve to use it either.
I’m done with the tests, If do the DWG tests I’ll keep them to myself, I see there’s no point in finding a solution here.
The answer is simple: We get no official support for ACES in Blender.
bye