No, the $OCIO is defined and points to a valid config.
Testing against the configs shipped with ocio. I still only get the 3 "linear", "sRGB", "Rec709" color spaces.
wonder if I missed something when building oiio

Ran






On 14-10-31 9:05 PM, Larry Gritz wrote:
For example, when I run "oiiotool -help", I get something like this at the end:

Known color spaces: "lnf" (linear), "lnh", "lnzf", "ln16", "lnz16",
    "lg16", "lg10", "lg8", "lgf", "gn16", "gn10", "gn8", "gnf", "rclg16",
"rclg10", "rclg8", "rclgf", "lgc10", "vd16", "vd10", "vd8", "telecine8", "vdf", "hd10", "dt8", "dt16", "cpf", "nc8", "nc10", "nc16", "nch", "ncf",
    "qt8", "srgb8", "p3dci8", "xyz16"
Known looks: "cc", "di"
Known displays: "DLP" (views: "Raw", "Log", "Film"*, "Film CC", "Film
DI"), "sRGB"* (views: "Raw", "Log", "Film"*, "Film CC", "Film DI") (* =
    default)


It's behaving as if it is not seeing your OCIO configuration. So maybe your $OCIO environment variable is not set to point to the config.ocio file?




On Fri, Oct 31, 2014 at 6:45 PM, Ran Sariel <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

    The command I'm using is:

    oiiotool /sim.exr --ch R,G,B --resize 50% --ociolook shotconfig -o
    sim.jpg

    the known color spaces from oiiotool are
    "linear", "sRGB", "Rec709"

    That might point to the issue (the look I'm using has
    "AlexaV3LogC" as the dst color space pre cdl in the look)

    looks:
      - !<Look>
        name: shotconfig
        process_space: linear
        transform: !<GroupTransform>
          children:
            - !<ColorSpaceTransform> {src: Linear, dst: AlexaV3LogC}
            - !<CDLTransform> {slope: [1.0002, 0.9439, 0.8126],
    offset: [0.0065, 0.0001, 0.0238], power: [1.058, 1.0715, 1.0688],
    sat: 0.8}
            - !<FileTransform> {src: sshore_logc_rec709_2-4.csp,
    interpolation: linear}


    The AlexaV3LogC color space is defined further down on the
    config.ocio


    Cheers
    Ran



    On 14-10-31 5:45 PM, Larry Gritz wrote:
    Can you tell us the exact command line that resulted in the error?

    Also, can you do a "oiiotool -" and tell us exactly what it says
    at the bottom where it lists the possible color spaces?


    On Fri, Oct 31, 2014 at 5:38 PM, Ran Sariel
    <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

        Hi

        I'm trying to use oiiotool to do some image conversions,
        based on an ocio look defined in a config.ocio
        The config checks OK (using sanityCheck from from the ocio
        python module, or from the ociocheck application)
        and when loaded to an ocioLookTransform in Nuke, it works fine

        running the oiio tool with  --ociolook lookname argument It
        fails with this error..
        ERROR: --ociolook (Could not construct the color transform)

        any tips on what is expected by the oiiotool and missing in
        the config?



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