Thanks for the link and the information. I'm still a bit confused about it all though! The link you posted seemed to prove that cameraRGB had the most information in all the channels, but had a desaturated look. I'm assuming that can be corrected using your idea of a viewer LUT while we comp?
If we were to continue converting the .r3d files using cameraRGB - I assume we'll have nuke read them in at cameraRGB, too? I know the viewer will be showing us sRGB.... You also mentioned a new linear light format that can write to EXR. Is this a format in the r3d properties in nuke? Or a new option using redcine exports? We're switching off Nuke6.1 to Nuke6.2 and I'm not exactly sure of the camera builds that were used to shoot the footage. My hair may fall out soon! :) -- Nick
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