Updated nuke-default config to match upcoming colorspace additions in Nuke build #6
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…. Adds Sony SLog1, which is a correct version of SLog where original is maintained for compatibility. Adds Sony SLog2 & 3, Canon CLog, and Gamma2.4 spaces, plus a rec1886 (Gamma 2.4) viewer process, and suppresses sRGBf to match available Nuke space names.
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Hi, Just had a few questions before I merge this. Secondly, is nuke going to be using the new Slog1 name as opposed to the original Slog? I'd like for this config to match nuke as closely as possible. Cheers, |
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Minor typo fix
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Looping back on this as well. Is this PR still relevant, and have the above questions been addressed elsewhere? |
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Adds Sony SLog1, which is a correct version of SLog which takes into account black offsets and where original is maintained under original SLog name for compatibility. Adds Sony SLog2 & 3, Canon CLog, and Gamma2.4 spaces, plus a rec1886 (Gamma 2.4) viewer process, and suppresses sRGBf to match available Nuke space names.