Hi,
I will cross post this topic also here to this forum maybe someone can help me.
https://forums.odforce.net/topic/43598-render-view-with-logarithmic-compression-tone-mapped/?tab=comments#comment-206163 [forums.odforce.net]
I try to find a way to display my renders with a logarithmic compression in the render view. Since mantra has no function to apply a color mapping directly to the image my idea was to do that with a LUT but it seems really hard to find a lut that is creating a “simple” logarithmic compression.
I tried to create a lut myself in cops with soft clip node which gives the desired results but unfortunately I can´t create luts from that vopcop filter. Only from color correction operators.
I would be grateful for some help.
cheers
Jon
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You can't create a lut from vop cop, but you can from a chop. What I've done before is create the lookup using vopchop, and then reference the chop using a lookup cop. Then you can save that as a lut.
You might want to look into the aces profile in the OCIO plugin. That has a built in tone curve.
You might want to look into the aces profile in the OCIO plugin. That has a built in tone curve.
Edited by jsmack - 2019年11月15日 17:36:41
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hey jsmack,
Thank you very much for your reply. I had a look at the aces profile and installed it. Thats nice!!
The tip with chops is also very intersting. Is it enough to just create a vopchop in chops with the soft clip? Or do I need something else there? Right now it does not really use the copvop in the lookup cop. It gives me just black values.
cheers
Jonathan
Thank you very much for your reply. I had a look at the aces profile and installed it. Thats nice!!
The tip with chops is also very intersting. Is it enough to just create a vopchop in chops with the soft clip? Or do I need something else there? Right now it does not really use the copvop in the lookup cop. It gives me just black values.
cheers
Jonathan
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