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OCIO and ACES colour management: what six open-source projects document (documentation only)
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For colourists, compositors and ComfyUI users reading about OCIO and ACES configs, looks, gamut compression and nodes. It collects what six projects' docs say, each at a pinned commit. Nothing was run, no project is ranked and licences were not reviewed.
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OCIO and ACES colour management: what six open-source projects document (documentation only)
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For colourists, compositors and ComfyUI users reading about OCIO and ACES configs, looks, gamut compression and nodes. It collects what six projects' docs say, each at a pinned commit. Nothing was run, no project is ranked and licences were not reviewed.
Useful starting points
- One ComfyUI-OCIO document says to put the display transform last, since any grade placed after it acts on data that is already clipped or compressed.
- That same document warns its LogConvert node applies only the transfer curve, so stopping there does not give a correct ACEScg result.
- The projects refer to different ACES versions (1.0, 1.2, 1.3, 2.0), so check which one a config or look targets before mixing them.
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