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face_off wrote:(...) octane.copyRenderToClipboard command and paste into Gimp, Photoshop, etc.
elsksa wrote:That, while viable, would limit to integer encoding/file format (conformed to output destination) "picked values".
face_off wrote:elsksa wrote:That, while viable, would limit to integer encoding/file format (conformed to output destination) "picked values".
Sorry, I am unclear what you are saying here. The current format that is saved to the clipboard is QImage::Format_RGB32 (https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qimage.html#Format-enum). In theory any of the formats could be used, although I have not tried them.
Paul
Yes, the plugin is also copying the render to the clipboard in LDR format.Thank you for the elaboration.
I was making the assumption that it was on-par with the Copy-To-Clipboard from Octane-Standalone, limited to a PNG file format (integer "LDR"). I suppose it is rather the equivalent to the nearby icon (quick "save the current render to disk").
face_off wrote:Hi - you can either use the octane.copyRenderToClipboard command and paste into Gimp, Photoshop
Dingbat wrote:face_off wrote:Hi - you can either use the octane.copyRenderToClipboard command and paste into Gimp, Photoshop
that's what i currently do but it's a bit clunky when you want to quickly check and adjust a few colours, or check clipping
not the end of the world but would be very handy to have
or a histogram?
elsksa wrote:There are no such issue as "clipping" with a proper color pipeline
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