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Let say I have a read set to rec709 and I want to create a write with
the same colorspace
source = nuke.selectedNode['colorspace'].value()
w = nuke.createNode("Write")
w['colorspace'].setValue( source )
print source >>> rec709)
Everything is fine. But if I have a read with metadata that flags the
colorspace as rec709, and that normally all my dpx are flagged as Cineon
by default, I get the following problem:
source = nuke.selectedNode['colorspace'].value()
w = nuke.createNode("Write")
w['colorspace'].setValue( source )
print source >>> default (rec709)
print w['colorspace'].value() >>>> default (Cineon)
So, beside parsing the string, is there a way to bypass the default
value returned?
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Hugo Léveillé
TD Compositing, Vision Globale
[email protected]
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