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Yes indeed. AE's color management and how it works with monitor drivers in not 100% reliable either.
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Subject: Re: [AE] Working space other than sRGB/rec709
Thanks… so basically you need to know what you’re doing! It’s not just another menu option...
> On 19 Mar 2019, at 12:31 pm, Stephen van Vuuren <AE-List@media-motion.tv> wrote:
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> My IMAX film is ProPhotoRGB (as that was the official "D-Cinema" colorspace when I started the film in the days of yore). I'm still finishing up the fulldome of it, so I still spend time there. I run Quadro cards so my Mecury preview is 10-bit and I can use Adobe color management. I sent preview Monitors to "full" and DCI-P3. I have NEC 32" and Benq 32" 4K, all running in 10-bit mode. I also have BM Intensity cards pushing out 10-bit HDMI to a Sony 10-bit TV and a Sony 4K Projector which I set both to Rec709 and Rec2020 to see how things land.
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> At some point will get HDR going via Resolve but not set that up yet.
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> Stephen
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> Subject: [AE] Working space other than sRGB/rec709
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> Just curious,
> Does anyone here routinely use a project working space that isn’t sRGB/rec709? And if so, how/why/ what monitoring setup do you have?
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> -Chris
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