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CORRECTION
The way I use the second instance of OpenColorIO is actually clamping a lot of the dynamic range. Here's the fix:
You can leave the first instance of OpenColorIO as is, or change it to "Convert" instead of "Display". Set input to ACEScg and output to ACEScct.
On the second instance, you NEED to use "Convert" instead of "Display", and go from ACEScct to sRGB. This keeps all of that dynamic range and allows for even more flexibility than I show in the video.
This method rebuilds the "Un-tone-mapped" view from Redshift Renderview instead of the ACES 1.0 SDR Video view and doesn't clamp any of the dynamic range. So if you plan to make adjustments in AE, I'd suggest you work with the Un-tone-mapped view enabled in Renderview to be seeing the same image you'll ultimately have inside of AE.
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OpenColorIO for After Effects: fnordware.blogspot.com/2012/05...
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Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:20 Sponsored segment
01:06 Simple scenes
02:42 View transforms
03:30 Rec709 vs ACES
04:45 More complex scenes
06:15 Redshift render settings
07:21 C4D render options
09:50 After Effects setup
11:43 ACES to sRGB adjustment layer
13:48 Color correction with ACES
17:46 TL;DW
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