https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=375217
--- Comment #5 from wolthera <griffinval...@gmail.com> --- Oh, for your other question. We've found the problem, but are kind of wondering what is friendliest way to solve it. 32bit float images need some color management to display and convert right. Krita has all that, but ffmpeg doesn't. So if we export exr to ffmpeg, we give supersmooth colors, but ffmpeg will make the colors way too dark because it cannot do that color management. So we can also try to convert it down to 8bit, but then ffmpeg cannot make the super-smooth colors go into the file(though the maximum any video format can have is 10bit per channel... That's about a billion). But, that might be accetable? Because poeple who need to use 32bit float might be quite smart people who might prefer to use the exrs to render in another program. The render they do in Krita might just be tiny example videos. So we're trying to choose between these two. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
