Looking at Houdini 20.5 OCIO config and how it deals with OCIO in general i found 3 oddities (Houdini/Karma)
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Houdini defaults to rendering in linear/rec709, i wonder why they do this instead of acescg
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It defaults to using “un-tonemapped” as the default view transform, looks like they want to match “legacy” colormanagement here by default…
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instead if using the first defined colorspace in active_views like I would expect , Houdini uses the default_view_transform entry instead.
I find especially 3) to be confusing and I dont understand why they do this, default view transform is not ment to be actually the first / default view transform but its used as a connecting space between scene and display reffered colorspaces, right?
from the docs
The default view transform is the view transform that is used if a ColorSpaceTransform needs to convert between a scene-referred and display-referred colorspace. If this key is missing, the first view transform in the config is used.
anyone knows if this is intentional or is that a design mistake by SideFX?