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Colour identification: OpenEXR does no colour transforms; the ASWF Color Interop Forum recommendation uses the colorInteropID attribute, which \"supersedes the previous chromaticities attribute\", because applications have written wrong Rec.709 chromaticities; EXR images are \"supposed to be linear\", and writers should omit or mark the ID unknown unless confident. OpenColorIO (R2): a colour space with encoding \"data\" is \"a non-color channel... Examples: alpha, normals, Z-depth\", and should set isdata: true, which \"informs OCIO that this colorspace is used for non-color data channels\" (spi-vfx example \"ncf\"). 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