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6/24/2025, 1:41:05 PM
>>7620171
OCIO expects you to specify an Input Colorspace, otherwise it will assume it's non-color data and not apply any "transforms".
Input ColorSpace should be whatever colorspace you selected (in your case, select Linear Rec.2020. I usually do all my art in sRGB, so in my case, I would choose Linear Rec.709 (sRGB))
Display Device should be the colorspace of the data sent to your monitor (99% of the time it should be "sRGB - Display", but if you have HDR enabled on Windows AND set up Krita to output HDR, you'll want it to be Rec.2100PQ-Display).
View can be anything, but Raw will give it that crispy early 90's look (it doesn't apply a gamma correction), "Un-tone-mapped" will give it that early 2000's look (it applies a gamma of 2.2, and linearly clamps values above the white point), and ACES 1.0 - SDR Video will use a special "filmic" curve that naturally rolls bright highlights to white. I exclusively use ACES unless I'm editing a regular sRGB file.
I usually keep Gamma at 1.0, Black Point (located in the hamburger menu next to the paintbrush icon) at 0, and Whitepoint at 1
OCIO expects you to specify an Input Colorspace, otherwise it will assume it's non-color data and not apply any "transforms".
Input ColorSpace should be whatever colorspace you selected (in your case, select Linear Rec.2020. I usually do all my art in sRGB, so in my case, I would choose Linear Rec.709 (sRGB))
Display Device should be the colorspace of the data sent to your monitor (99% of the time it should be "sRGB - Display", but if you have HDR enabled on Windows AND set up Krita to output HDR, you'll want it to be Rec.2100PQ-Display).
View can be anything, but Raw will give it that crispy early 90's look (it doesn't apply a gamma correction), "Un-tone-mapped" will give it that early 2000's look (it applies a gamma of 2.2, and linearly clamps values above the white point), and ACES 1.0 - SDR Video will use a special "filmic" curve that naturally rolls bright highlights to white. I exclusively use ACES unless I'm editing a regular sRGB file.
I usually keep Gamma at 1.0, Black Point (located in the hamburger menu next to the paintbrush icon) at 0, and Whitepoint at 1
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