Hello!
First, make sure your Photoshop file is in RGB and not CMYK.
second, if you add shading and lighting, your colors will be different, as the model you are applying texture on is reacting to it.

Hello ! ACES is now in Octane :) did you do some tests already ?
yes, but this thread is about the test made with 2020.1 :)
did you manage to get some good results with passes?

Not yet, i was advised to wait for the 2020.2 version + i first had to understand how to get a correct lwf EXR ...

That's a crazy first answer there! Sorry Hurricane I too would love to know more about the ACES implementation in Octane, but as someone who's used it in Arnold I can only tell you to skip it for now.

Octane has a fine implementation of a spectral engine that does an even better job behind the ...

xplorer wrote:Hello ! ACES is now in Octane did you do some tests already ?

yes, but this thread is about the test made with 2020.1
did you manage to get some good results with passes?

In short, you mean saved passes are not like with ACES but linear? I can test it if so.
:) yes.
try to compare ACES and a beauty pass and you will see difference.
( and the denoiser is not working with ACES too).

@charlieL, Did you try to set your render buffer type to Float (Linear)?
Yes, it ...

you can proably use a toon material

You have to use Octane EXR format for saving passes if you wish to use ACES.
I believe settings are intuitive enough. But are you sure you're using Octane's passes section to save?

Hello @aoktar.
Maybe i am wrong here but it doesn't seem correct.
for me using a tone mapper means that you ...

Hello! I Have a few issues with ACES as well.

@Jengo_1, are you sure you have unchecked "use display color management in After effect" that blow my lights too if still checked on.

I am not able to render Passes and denoised beauty if I use the ACES filename box. it only save the noisy beauty ...