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    stop-meaning last edited by May 13, 2025, 2:15 PM

    Hi,
    I've noticed my images are rendering out differently in the latest 2025 version vs 2024.

    At some point I had to change my color management settings in order to get redshift ot render pure white.

    Here are my settings in 2024

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    Here are the settings in 2025 for the same file (originally created in 2024)

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    For now, I'm going to go back to 2024 but I'll need to figure out why this is happening going forward

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      stop-meaning last edited by May 13, 2025, 2:31 PM

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        stop-meaning last edited by May 13, 2025, 3:41 PM

        Okay, this seems to happen only when I save the image with layers and alpha channel. I am doing that because I have a Puzzle Matte AOV.

        If I just save the image without checking Layers, the colors match the render view.

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          Dr. Sassi last edited by Dr. Sassi May 13, 2025, 6:26 PM May 13, 2025, 6:08 PM

          Hi stop-meaning,
          In one setting, you are in ACES (2024); in the other, you are in sRGB (2025). In the 2025 version, the default is sRGB. But there is ACES tone mapping set up. I am not on my computer, as I am this week at the Maxon Summit. Tone mapping means, to get greater values than 100% into the file (even if they don't exist!), the space for them is created by squeezing the 0-100% values and creating some space for them. Hence, the initial 100% is lower. Please choose what you need. But just sRGB as render space and ACES used here as tone mapping sounds wrong, going by your target.
          I am back next week, and I will look into it. Sorry for the delay. (Typically I answer even during my time off, but this week is packed, of course all to make everything better.)

          Cheers

          Dr. Sassi Sassmannshausen Ph.D.
          Senior Trainer, Maxon Master Trainer, L&D - Strategist
          Cinema 4D mentor since 2004, Member of VES, DCS.

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