there are also some lectures from MIT that might be a good starting
point for you:
http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-computer-science/6-00-introduction-to-computer-science-and-programming-fall-2008/video-lectures/
Holger
Michael Bogen wrote:
The Class At FXPHD is
Sounds like a bug - I closed a shell yesterday and had quicktime helper listed
about 10 times 'are you sure you want to close...' warning thing.
I think there was something a bit like this is in a version of 6.2 - not sure.
I'd report it if I were you.
Howard
Hmmm I am not sure I have never checked to see if quicktime helper launches
without quicktimes been used, but this is the first time we have used
quictimes in comp and its when this problem started although we have just
switched to 6.3 which could be the problem, I will send a report, where
Hello Ryan,
the QuickTime helper process is not only used for reading and writing
QuickTime files but also to use the QuickTime VideoOut facility for
broadcast monitors.
At Nuke's start up it needs to launch a process to detect whether there
are any supported outputs available. After this the
I mean, it looks like your viewer is set to linear.
On 16/08/2011 15:32, Francois Lord wrote:
Is your viewer set to sRGB/REC709?
I took your image and applied a colorspace conversion from linear to
REC709 only on the Nuke part of it. Both images became nearly identical.
On 16/08/2011 13:10,
Viewer lut is set. Tried both sRGB and Rec709. I've already set the LogC
footage to AlexsaLogC. So I have a Colorspace node in AlexaV3LogC, out
Linear. So in your case that would be AlexaLogC Linear, then Linear
Rec709, then viewing in Rec709? Isn't that doubling up the Rec709 part since
you're
For those of you still using Nuke6.2 or earlier but would like the new LUTs
(AlexaV3LogC, PLogLin, SLog), here are the expressions from Nuke6.3v2:
AlexaV3LogC =
(x 0.1496582 ? pow(10.0, (x - 0.385537) / 0.2471896) : x / 0.9661776 -
0.04378604) * 0.18 - 0.00937677
PLogLin =
pow(10.0, (x*1023 -
