07-16-2010, 08:21 PM
There is a trap here.
If a format lets you pick between 24bit and 32 bit (like tga) it means that 32bit mode is for all channels together (8bitR, 8bitG, 8bitB, 8bitAlpha)
TGA does not support floating point renders (16bit and 32 bit).
I always use EXR, and I have never experienced those color changes (gamma) between renders.
If you mean that a render in 3dsMax VFB looks different than in PS or AE then it's correct.
You just have to instruct AE to use linear gamma in file Interpret settings.
If a format lets you pick between 24bit and 32 bit (like tga) it means that 32bit mode is for all channels together (8bitR, 8bitG, 8bitB, 8bitAlpha)
TGA does not support floating point renders (16bit and 32 bit).
I always use EXR, and I have never experienced those color changes (gamma) between renders.
If you mean that a render in 3dsMax VFB looks different than in PS or AE then it's correct.
You just have to instruct AE to use linear gamma in file Interpret settings.