Don’t change Blender for others, change your Blender. There isn’t anything like pure white in the world.īlender is about choices and options, if Filmic isn’t for you, don’t use it, Blender gives you tons of choices regarding that and you can easily make those default. Complete ACES Setup & Workflow in V-Ray 5 for 3ds Max + Managing ACES renders in post using Fusion. I recall 4 years ago being puzzled as you, “why white ain’t white? how do I get pure white?” until I understood I don’t need to. I’m having this issue when rendering in EXR format my image in after effects (and also in ps, fusion, pdplayer) looks slightly brighter than in blender (if I import rendered image back in blender it looks correct). 2 Answers Sorted by: 6 Yes, Blender includes the view transforms Filmic and Filmic Log. Filmic is, by far, the best default option for color management and Standard is the worst, actually, you’ve missed all the discussion about replacing Filmic with other tonemappers like ACES.Īs been told by other users here, the Filmic render is totally correct, and even so, the greys prove it, I understand there are use cases where you want pure colors, but for that you have other color management options, and if you need stylized/cartoonish looks you’re not a beginner to start for, because you must deal with advanced stuff from day 1.

You’re seeing a problem where there isn’t any, you infantilize users that don’t want nor need your hand-holding.Īnd most importantly, you seem to fail to understand Blender is about choices.

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