Let me try to be as concise as possible. The image result I get when rendering a scene on ‘Rendered Frame Window’ is completely different from the one I get when I save the file directly from there. I mean, if I copy the image from RFW and paste it on Photoshop, it is perfect. When I save from RFW (or batch render) as a .JPG, it gets all messed up in the colours (everything looks burned and super bright).
What can I do to fix this? What I get on RFW is spot-on for what I need.
Here’s a quick 2 minute “almost rendering” for you to have an idea of what is happening:
I’m getting a bit desperate here. I have dozens of renders to batch and I can’t go one by one copy-pasting the image to Photoshop. It will take me days to finish this work.
It looks like gamma is applied twice to JPG file, no ?
Try to force save file with gamma 1.0: in mxs listener, type FileOutputGamma = 1.0, and then hit Enter.
Or you can try to output as EXR, loading the files with Exr-IO free Photoshop plugin.
I will try that. If it doesn’t work how can I revert that code line?
When I save as EXR and try to open with Corona Image Editor I still get those super bright images. Will this get fixed if I install that Photoshop plugin?
I’m a bit clueless here because I’m just using Corona for a couple of months now. Let me screenshot what’s happening and my setup. Maybe it’s easier that way. Here’s the images: