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SpecailItFeatures_Sequences
SpecailItFeatures_Sequences
Sequences

Sequences are for when you've rendered a shot or perhaps a wedge of parameters to a shader and now you would like to see them all played as a sequence. The Sequence toobar has the controls for starting and stopping playback and the frame range controls. "it" will either play the whole catelog or you can open a set of images on disks as one element (called a "sequence"). There is also a "scrub" mouse tool which when activated lets you move through a sequence by dragging with the left mouse button in a horizontal direction.

An image sequence can be created by opening multiple files on disk in a directory, use File->Open Sequence instead of File->Open Image. "it" will discern which files belong to the sequence; and the frame range will appear in the Sequence toolbar.

Sequences are low tech in that they don't provide a way to save or load movies, and the entire "movie" is held in RAM. "it" places a cap on the number of images it will hold in RAM so for smooth playback you will need to set that cap (Image Cache Size) to at least the number of frames in your sequence.

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SpecailItFeatures_ColorChart
SpecailItFeatures_ColorChart
Color chart generator

The photo and film industry has been using color rendition charts for decades ensure high quality results. You can learn more by reading one of many articles on the topic.

It offers a standard color chart generator (using published sRGB values) that can be used in your look-dev renders as an stable color reference.

  • The color chart is generated at 1024x768

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  • The image should be saved as a 8-bits image (tiff, png) with

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  • Burn Mapping enabled.
  • Reference it in PxrTexture and enable Linearize.

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SpecailItFeatures_Analysis
SpecailItFeatures_Analysis
Analysis Tools


Diff

This command will compute the difference between 2 images from the catalog. Typically, you might want to generate a heat map from the diff image (see below).

Find Variance

This command computes the variance of an image compared to a reference image.

Heat Map


Isolate Values


Dump Metadata to message log

Analysis Tools

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