Yeah, I was hoping to get around the re-calculation of the (read) postage 
stamps by enabling the preview image in the exr, but no dice - they seem to 
work like you said, they get calculated across the board. It's a waste of cpu - 
when a big script opens up, it takes a while to recalc the reads (instead of 
the image!), not to mention again with every frame change. I would have thought 
it was already a feature in nuke from a long time ago, from when systems were a 
lot slower. Maybe reading the previews take just as much resources as 
re-calculating... 

thanks
JRAB


On Apr 23, 2011, at 11:29 PM, Hugh Macdonald wrote:

> I would imagine that Nuke's postage stamps (if that's what you mean to use 
> them for) are calculated from the image that a node produces in the same way 
> across the board - so the node requests the image from upstream and applies 
> it as the postage stamp.
> 
> It would be quite nice, though, for Read nodes that are pointing at EXRs (and 
> any other format that supports preview images) to be able to read them...
> 
> 
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> On 23 Apr 2011, at 19:23, John RA Benson wrote:
> 
>> Hey there -
>> 
>> Does anyone know if it's possible to get nuke to use the preview images that 
>> it's possible to embed in an exr? I haven't found it to be the case so far. 
>> Probably not worth the overhead in embedding them since it's 'cheap' to 
>> recalculate, but then again, one less thing for nuke to do in interactive 
>> sessions is a good thing.
>> 
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