Hello,

It is certainly possible.

You can do this in the usual way, 2.5 fully supports linear colorspaces
and floating point formats. You have 3 different floating point depths

double : 64 bits
float : 32 bits
half : 16 bits.

You only need to provide the data in floating point and specify
the right format, for example TYPE_RGB_FLT or TYPE_GRAY_HALF_FLT.
When using floating point formats on both input and output, lcms
switches to a "quality mode" which is significantly slower, but
way more precise. Linear mode needs this mode to avoid artifacts.

Regards
Marti


Quoting Paul Miller <stel...@gmail.com>:

> I want to load my images into a scene-linear color-space, and then
> manage display-time processing with OCIO.
>
> Previously I would use fetch embedded color profiles from JPEG or TIFF
> images and then transform them to SRGB for display, but I want to always
> transform to float linear moving forward. On save, I want to go from
> scene linear to a target profile, such as the one found in the source image.
>
> Is there an example that shows the preferred way to do this with 2.5
> using float data? I first want to make sure this is possible, and then
> make sure I'm building the proper transforms.
>
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