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Transforming the Color Space

Whenever you read a clip into a script, it is automatically converted to Nuke’s native color space, which is 32-bit per channel RGB, a linear format. This conversion takes place even if the clip you read in is in the Kodak Cineon format, which is a logarithmic format.

The reverse of this conversion, called a lin-to-log conversion, also automatically takes place when you write the processed element back out of the script - that is, Nuke automatically converts it back into a Cineon element.

 

Overriding the Default Cineon Conversion

Making Other Colorspace Conversions

Changing the Viewer Color Space