Hi,
I added OCIO in blender, my RGBA render is perfect when I open the exr in Nuke but the color passe are completly satureted.
This is the render in Blender and the render in Nuke (both are matching)
Hi @sebastien.levieux ,
I quickly checked on my side with a simple scene. I don’t experience your problem.
Would you be so kind and setup a simple test scene and send some more screenshots?
Or take mine: (just a cube and a plane) 
https://my.hidrive.com/lnk/gw0LFH6O
Best
Daniel
Ho Daniel, Thank you for you help!
This the new setup in blender (the same as you did)
but i can’t includ link in my post… that not crazy? (just add the “h” on my link)
ttps://gyazo.com/820fd15a893a990dfb523726c0bb42b8
In Nuke is terrible now:
ttps://gyazo.com/040fce5f82e284ff90f9de71d87d40c7
to the Nuke setup:
You need to set the colorspace for a non-color render pass to “utility-raw”. ACEScc is not the right choice, as this is a log encoding for grading applications.
did you try my setup. For me it was working fine between Blender & Nuke.
Yes, i try it, with the REC709, something else?
Hi @sebastien.levieux ,
I took another scene (from the Blender & ACES setup article and rendered a multipass EXR and loaded it into Nuke. I still can’t replicate your problem.
Did you figured it out yet?
Best regards,
Daniel
