Re: DPX Support

Bob,

> I have the "Tom Tight" frames but these are original Cineon, not DPX.

The Eastman House frames aren't all I have. I recently got some frames from 
the Library of Congress. Those are mono DPX. Will put some up at Digital 
Film Library when I get time.

> If you can obtain the frames for "Finding Nemo" or "Star Wars", that would 
> be great. :-)

That may be impossible. What I can do is ask that artists who worked on 
those movies create some test frames without any copyrighted content.

> Right.  Supporting log format should as simple as inserting translation 
> tables based on the Kodak documentation.

You may want to look at how CinePaint handles it. We cheat, use a bit shift 
instead of a gamma-correct table lookup. Bit-shift is very fast and doesn't 
have round-trip rounding errors.

Robin
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