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OCIODisplay
Display/view and downstream Flow data
In Forward, OCIODisplay applies a selected display/view to RGB in Source Space; Reverse inverts that same pairing. The node sits in Flow: its transformed Output feeds later nodes and MediaOut. The word Display does not confine this result to the Viewer.
OCIODisplay
Overview
What OCIODisplay does
In Forward, OCIODisplay applies a selected display/view to RGB in Source Space; Reverse inverts that same pairing. The node sits in Flow: its transformed Output feeds later nodes and MediaOut. The word Display does not confine this result to the Viewer.
The OCIO configuration defines spaces and display/view combinations. Display chooses a target device or configured display representation; View selects its viewing treatment. These are distinct choices, not two interchangeable gamma names.
The capture shows default and an sRGB entry containing LC34G55T. The long string belongs to the capture machine and must not be copied as a universal setting for another monitor. A monitor name in a menu does not establish calibration or correct screen luminance.
If the result is already display-referred, account for subsequent Resolve and Viewer processing. A repeated transform can change contrast and color again. Test Reverse with the same configuration; display mapping may be irreversible and cannot recover a lost range.
When to use it
Prepare an agreed display rendition of a working branch.
Test a source/display/view combination on a reference ramp.
Diagnose duplicate transforms and translucent edges.
OCIODisplay in context
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Example for OCIODisplay.
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