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| private:exrtrader2017:introduction [2017/06/26 16:14] – lightwolf | private:exrtrader2017:introduction [2017/08/16 11:30] – [Buffers & Channels – a Basic Introduction] lightwolf | ||
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| * Depth is a buffer consisting of one channel: Z | * Depth is a buffer consisting of one channel: Z | ||
| * Motion is a buffer with two channels, X and Y (this is velocity in pixels) | * Motion is a buffer with two channels, X and Y (this is velocity in pixels) | ||
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| OpenEXR is quite a complex, extensible image format, and many compositing applications only support a subset of its features, such as the following basic channels: | OpenEXR is quite a complex, extensible image format, and many compositing applications only support a subset of its features, such as the following basic channels: | ||
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| | **Z** | Depth | | | **Z** | Depth | | ||
| - | Blackmagic Fusion, for example expects the following channel names by default (fortunately this can be changed in the Fusion 5 image loader): | + | Blackmagic Fusion, for example, expects the following channel names by default (fortunately this can be changed in the image loader): |
| R, G, B, A, Z, pixelCover, objectID, materialID, U, V, NX, NY, NZ, velX, velY | R, G, B, A, Z, pixelCover, objectID, materialID, U, V, NX, NY, NZ, velX, velY | ||
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