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OpenEXR and OpenImageIO: what their READMEs, docs and licence files state (documentation only)
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What this guide covers
A source note for VFX and animation pipeline people comparing two image I/O libraries: formats, tools, bindings, build dependencies and licence files as each project's own documents state them. It is a reading of documentation at pinned commits; nothing was built, run or measured, and no licence is interpreted.
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Guide title
OpenEXR and OpenImageIO: what their READMEs, docs and licence files state (documentation only)
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A source note for VFX and animation pipeline people comparing two image I/O libraries: formats, tools, bindings, build dependencies and licence files as each project's own documents state them. It is a reading of documentation at pinned commits; nothing was built, run or measured, and no licence is interpreted.
Useful starting points
- Treat the quoted formats, dependency versions and build switches as the authors' statements at one commit, and recheck them against the current release before relying on them.
- A licence file reported as written is not legal advice; check the licence of each dependency and of your outputs separately.
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