Thanks for your video ! Very nice, and your background music is very relax :D Can you please make a video to show us how do you render an HDR sequence from Unreal Engine and color grade it afterward ? With the Color Output option in the Movie Render Queue, we can choose REC.2100 for example to export in HDR, with .exr 16bit, but I'm stuck to color grade it afterwards... Best regards !
This is really helpful and really timely. I have a student that needs to deliver her thesis animation in 709. I'm at a loss to help her as my background is in animation, rigging and simulation. So based on this, she should turn off the tone mapper and utilize EXRs for her UE output. Just to mention, she will bring the Ue5 render into Nuke for whatever corrections are necessary. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
when i render a video the colors change totally and get over exposed, for example the scene that is red changes to an over exposed orange, any idea what it could be?
That's totally normal and that's because you viewing the entire latitude of colors and luma values, which doesn't match the mapped values for your display. Make sure you watch the second video in this two part tutorial of this where I talk about ACES. TL;DR you only need to lower the exposure back in post (in DaVinci, Premiere or Photoshop). 😀
Good morning! Happy to have you here. Let me know if you've got any questions about the tonemapper or gamma curves in Unreal Engine 5! 🙂🙏
Absolutely wonderful covered topic! Thank you for sharing this.
Super! Hope you learned a lot! Thanks for watching! 🤓
Thanks for your video ! Very nice, and your background music is very relax :D
Can you please make a video to show us how do you render an HDR sequence from Unreal Engine and color grade it afterward ?
With the Color Output option in the Movie Render Queue, we can choose REC.2100 for example to export in HDR, with .exr 16bit, but I'm stuck to color grade it afterwards...
Best regards !
Very informative.. thank you!
Happy to hear that! Thanks for watching!! 🙏
This is really helpful and really timely. I have a student that needs to deliver her thesis animation in 709. I'm at a loss to help her as my background is in animation, rigging and simulation. So based on this, she should turn off the tone mapper and utilize EXRs for her UE output. Just to mention, she will bring the Ue5 render into Nuke for whatever corrections are necessary. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
when i render a video the colors change totally and get over exposed, for example the scene that is red changes to an over exposed orange, any idea what it could be?
That's totally normal and that's because you viewing the entire latitude of colors and luma values, which doesn't match the mapped values for your display. Make sure you watch the second video in this two part tutorial of this where I talk about ACES. TL;DR you only need to lower the exposure back in post (in DaVinci, Premiere or Photoshop). 😀