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Subject: Re: [AE] lossless codec in a container roundup
From: Todd Kopriva <toddkopriva@gmail.com>
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> After Effects needs better EXR support.  The Nuke users I work with complain about AE's EXR handling more than anything else.

Is this current information? Things improved a lot in the most recent version.

Here are details of improved OpenEXR and DPX importers in After
Effects CC (12.0): http://adobe.ly/OpenEXR_DPX