Discussions - ACES Development
VWG - AMF Implementation Revision This sub-category is intended to contain all discussion pertaining to the AMF Implementation Revision Virtual Working Group. All discussions in this sub-category are forward-looking and developmental in nature and should not be considered documentation of any particular ACES release, present or future. VWG - ACESlog This sub-category is intended to contain all discussion pertaining to the ACESlog Virtual Working Group. All discussions in this sub-category are forward-looking and developmental in nature and should not be considered documentation of any particular ACES release, present or future. VWG – Input Transforms This category should be used for posts related to the Input Transforms Virtual Working Group(s). VWG – Gamut Compression/Mapping This category should be used for comments related to teh Gamut Mapping Virtual Working Group VWG – OpenEXR Compression VWG – Output Transforms This sub-category is intended to contain all discussion pertaining to the ODT Virtual Working Group. All discussions in this sub-category are forward-looking and developmental in nature and should not be considered documentation of any particular ACES release, present or future. TF – ACES Logo Program This sub-category is intended to contain all discussion pertaining to the ACES Logo Program Task Force. All discussions in this sub-category are forward-looking and developmental in nature and should not be considered documentation of any particular ACES release, present or future. VWG – ACES Metadata File (AMF) This sub-category is intended to contain all discussion pertaining to the ACES Metadata File (formerly ACESclip). All discussions in this sub-category are forward-looking and developmental in nature and should not be considered documentation of any particular ACES release, present or future. VWG – Common LUT Format (CLF) This sub-category is intended to contain all discussion pertaining to the Common LUT Format Virtual Working Group. All discussions in this sub-category are forward-looking and developmental in nature and should not be considered documentation of any particular ACES release, present or future.
