About deep_channel_kernel's MaterialId

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jitendra
Licensed Customer
Posts: 143
Joined: Sat Oct 16, 2010 6:09 am

Hello RS Team

This new deep_channel_kernel with Material ID is great.
There is one issue and three question.

Issue: We have a strange black border (highly visible) coming in the Material ID channel. I tried many objects and many setups and its still present. Have a look at two attached images. It is more or less like appearing only on left side of intersections just like a shadow effect.

Q1: Is there a possibility we can choose the colors for Material ID our self? If yes, it would be great because, I would certainly like to try black and white colors (like MatteID) because, this will work exactly like alpha and I can use it in animation workflow.

Q2: The RGB values of this material ID colors are why only 50% bright? f.i. For red its R127, G0, B0.... and not R255, G0, B0.

Q3: This MaterialID output is great, and we can now easily crop the objects in photoshop, but how we do that in animation workflow? If I am not wrong, adobe after effects can read MaterialID/ObjectID channels only as .rfp file which also includes the RGB (render channel) into it. But, here we are generating the MaterialID channel as a .png file and I am not sure how I would utilize it in animation workflow. Any suggestion/help would be highly appreciated.

Thank you for attending my post.

Warm Regards

Jitendra.
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Best Regards, Jitendra
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roeland
OctaneRender Team
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Joined: Wed Mar 09, 2011 10:09 pm

This is an effect of the RGB striping in your LCD display. If you zoom in you will see that the image doesn't actually contain a border. Or flip the image horizontally, and note how the black border is still on the left side of the red object, now on the side tagged with "no border".

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jitendra
Licensed Customer
Posts: 143
Joined: Sat Oct 16, 2010 6:09 am

Dear roeland,
Thanks for the reply.
You are right.. its related to my monitor.
Best Regards, Jitendra
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