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I would like to save a 16 bit EXR after applying corrections in the frame buffer. How can i do this? Or how do i get a 16 bit EXR including the frame buffer corrections into Photoshop?
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Hi,
You simply have to enable the auto-save option and specify a path.
The next time you render the .exr file is going to be saved.
If you keep the Multichannel option disabled, the VFB corrections will be saved with the image.
Konstantin
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Thank you for your answer! But for me it's no difference if i set a file path or save it from the frame buffer, or if i enable single file for the channels or not. The resulting image is always the same and too dark (looks like the image in the frame buffer when i disable ALL corrections). But what i found is that, when i select to discard the embeded profile when i open the EXR in PS, it looks good. Not sure why, i thought it would all be sRGB, but anyhow, it works...
Btw. the EXR is always saved with 32 bit, no matter if i select 16 or 32 bit in V-Ray.
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