[Openexr-user] OpenEXR usage survey

Discussion:

Drew Hess

2005-06-06 23:38:56 UTC

Hi all,

I'd like to take another informal survey of OpenEXR usage. If you're
currently using OpenEXR in production, or if you have a software
application that supports it, I'd appreciate it if you would let me
know.

Florian and I will keep all the information confidential unless we get
your specific permission to disclose it to a wider audience.

thanks!
d

Angus Taggart

2005-06-09 16:46:18 UTC

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Hi Drew,

Shake4 supports reading/writing OpenEXR files.

Angus

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Shake SDK/Engineering
Apple - Santa Monica

Post by Drew Hess
Hi all,
I'd like to take another informal survey of OpenEXR usage. If you're
currently using OpenEXR in production, or if you have a software
application that supports it, I'd appreciate it if you would let me
know.
Florian and I will keep all the information confidential unless we get
your specific permission to disclose it to a wider audience.
thanks!
d
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Derek Gerstmann

2005-06-10 00:41:10 UTC

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Hi.

The next version of Jitter (v1.5), our visual programming
environment for new media, uses OpenEXR and supports
arbitrary channels for uint/half/float datatypes.

http://www.cycling74.com/products/jitter.html

Thanks to ILM for developing and maintaing such a well
designed open source image library.

-[dg]

Derek Gerstmann
Jitter Engineer
Cycling '74

Daniel Léonard

2005-06-10 00:51:08 UTC

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Hi,

I am trying to make a java decoder and encoder to work with JAI. It is
far from ready and on ice. I would appreciate more specifications,
especially the goal of many variables in the header.

Daniel

Mark Schafer

2005-06-14 03:50:44 UTC

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Right Hemisphere's application Deep Exploration reads and writes OpenEXR
format images.
It allows for their display.
It can also make them up from a sequence of stills using our own
approach.

Cheers, MarkS...

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Hi all,

I'd like to take another informal survey of OpenEXR usage. If you're
currently using OpenEXR in production, or if you have a software
application that supports it, I'd appreciate it if you would let me
know.

Florian and I will keep all the information confidential unless we get
your specific permission to disclose it to a wider audience.

thanks!
d

Rafal Mantiuk

2005-06-15 14:04:09 UTC

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pfstools 1.2 can convert OpenEXR frames to several HDR and LDR formats
(RGBE, logLuv tiff, PNM, pnm, jpeg, png), apply one of the several
filters (resize, rotate, gamma correction, padding, cropping, etc.) and
view them in a quite convenient hdr image viewer.

http://www.mpi-sb.mpg.de/resources/pfstools/

pfstools is a base for several other software packages developed at MPI
Informatik, such as pfstmo, which is an implementation of several tone
mapping operators, or hdrvdp, which is a Visual Difference Predictor for
HDR images.

pfstools are GPLed.

A link to pfstools at the OpenEXR web page would be welcome.

Rafal

Post by Drew Hess
Hi all,
I'd like to take another informal survey of OpenEXR usage. If you're
currently using OpenEXR in production, or if you have a software
application that supports it, I'd appreciate it if you would let me
know.
Florian and I will keep all the information confidential unless we get
your specific permission to disclose it to a wider audience.
thanks!
d
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Christophe Lorenz

2005-07-07 08:10:14 UTC

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We have designed a color grading software named Coloris that uses
OpenEXR as input/output (among others) and does all processes in half16
on the GPU.

Usual realtime color grading features... pans&scan, primaries,
secondaries, shapes, keyframable stuff... plus some funny stuff like
programmable pipeline, keying and special effects.

I must say that the half16 format is really great for image
manipulation. You can really do crazy stuff without loosing a bit....
And with OpenEXR format, we can now keep all that fun on disk with
minimal disk usage ;-)

Chris.

Post by Drew Hess
Hi all,
I'd like to take another informal survey of OpenEXR usage. If you're
currently using OpenEXR in production, or if you have a software
application that supports it, I'd appreciate it if you would let me
know.
Florian and I will keep all the information confidential unless we get
your specific permission to disclose it to a wider audience.
thanks!
d
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