Indeed, the EXR library does require the OutputFile objects to be
destroyed cleanly to write a valid file. 'new'ing an OutputFile
object and forgetting to delete it is a similar gotcha. By the way, you should use "A" not "O" as the channel name for alpha/opacity: Nuke doesn't complain when trying to load the file, but the alpha channel is blank. Internally, OpenEXR needs A to be alpha to be able to composite deep images into flat ones. On 04/18/2013 05:59 AM, Chip Collier
wrote:
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