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Deepwell wrote:@funk - as to your Fusion setup:
When reading in the image with the OCIO node and transforming it to sRGB that means that you then also have sRGB as your working color space - meaning that Fusion will apply all it's operations on data in that color space, which I think is not ideal. If you do that, you of course need a neutral viewer transform on an sRGB monitor - the data already is sRGB...

I personally prefer to transform the data into a linear working color space (a must in Nuke!) and apply an appropriate viewer transform, just to see the image correctly. That way all the nodes operate on linear data, which I think also in Fusion is as intended and makes dialling in values feel more natural - and also most nodes operate better on such data (keyers, filters, glows, ...). And in the end of course apply an appropriate transform when writing the data out.