Again, I apologize, the archive search is not working so I don't know if
this has been asked and answered. I was unable to find a solution in
the help or PDF docs:
I have an EXR with very many channels; and each channel has its own
precision (half, float) optimized for its specific purpose. When I pass
the file through oiiotool, the resulting EXR has all the channels
promoted to floats.
Is there a means of getting oiiotool to output the channels exactly as
they appeared in the input? I know I could use the -d flag, but then
I'd have to first interrogate the file pretty hard (lots of AOVs
here). Seems like there should be a simple way of protecting the
original format of the data.
I'm using oiio 1.5.12 compiled against openexr 2.2 (and ocio 1.0.9 fwiw)
on Fedora 19.
This is the command line I'm using:
oiiotool $1 --compression zips --scanline --autotrim -o $2
The --native flag did not do what I need.
Thanks,
Mayur
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