One Click ACES in Octane

[@pro.tharan]

The GOAT. Thank you so much for clearing that up!

[@NewPlastic]

My pleasure!

[@SideBrain]

Damn that's such a solid tip!

[@PhrisDiamond]

The perfect loop doesn't ex-

[@NewPlastic]

Haha oh you know I love them loops

[@molo256]

To me i feel like aces is more cinematic

[@NewPlastic]

Super cinematic!

[@westex13]

Goat 😎

[@NewPlastic]

[@THEMUZICMIND]

Thanks for sharing! Unfortunately, I'm not seeing that button and I have everything up to date. Any suggestions?

[@NewPlastic]

You need to have Octane 2022 for that

[@Willopo100]

I think you still need to change from SRGB to ACEScg in the color space octane settings before final render?

[@NewPlastic]

Exporting in ACEScg will allow you to do post-composite work still in ACES. That's essential for post-comp. Rendering in sRGB will bake the look into your sRGB image, so you'll only get the ACES look in your render and not benefit from post-comp abilities. I actually put a note mentioning that in the video but you need to pause to fully read it. I have a video coming up about exporting ACES in a linear workflow, but it's taking a little time since it's slowly evolving into a color-management explanation and, boy, it's a fuckin bitch. But I'm dedicated to putting it out.

[@Willopo100]

@@NewPlastic haha yeah man I appreciate your efforts. The Software keeps changing so I can imagine your fraustration :) Looking forward to a linear workflow explanation. Thanks

[@jamesgalligan3081]

Do you need to change the color space to Linear sRGB in the render settings main? f I don't change this my final render is washed out. Thanks

[@NewPlastic]

If you want to keep it in ACES for post compositing, render it as ACEScg. If you want to bake the look into your render, there's a way to do that in my other ACES tutorial