EXR Issues in Octane Render

[spartan00j]

Hi, I have an issue with importing a EXR sequence into after effects. The image looks completely different and darker after importing into after effects. I applied a color profile converter which a lot of tutorials instruct me to do. The color is slightly changed but nowhere near how I view it in octane standalone.

Stand-Alone

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After Effect without color profile converter on

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After Effect with color profile converter on

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[karl]

Can you provide a screenshot of the entire batch rendering dialog box, and also the camera imager node settings of the render target?

[spartan00j]

Can you provide a screenshot of the entire batch rendering dialog box, and also the camera imager node settings of the render target?

Thanks but I figured it out. I had to tick this setting when importing into after effects.

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It placed the EXR sequence into an RGBA composition.
Its looks great now.

[elsksa]

An EXR issue is rarely, if not never caused by Octane.

I would be cautious with the online tutorials as majority of them are misleading and misinforming.
Shameless-plug: Offline Rendering Digital Imaging 101 (“Survival Kit”)

AE (and nearly any Adobe Software) is subject to avoidance for CGI post work.

[spartan00j]

An EXR issue is rarely, if not never caused by Octane.

I would be cautious with the online tutorials as majority of them are misleading and misinforming.
Shameless-plug: Offline Rendering Digital Imaging 101 (“Survival Kit”)

AE (and nearly any Adobe Software) is subject to avoidance for CGI post work.

Okay thank you for the link. I've been reading it for a few hours now. Very insightful