[Veronika Koubova]

Thanks for this. Someone said this: Aha!! Actually there is highlight detail, if you go into AfterEffects, and bring down highlights there is detail in the super whites, so either they need to render a version sans super white levels, or you need to process the footage first in AfterEffects as ProRes or DPX to allow you to bring down the super whites to reveal the detail in Resolve, or to bring down those details first in AfterEffects and then render out for grading..

I am looking at the vector scope and some colours are over oversaturated. It’s just parts of the body or piece of a prop.

[Veronika Koubova]

Hi! Thanks!

This is the render:
We are rendering via Royal Render using V-ray Adv 3.60.04. Built-in frame buffering and Memory frame buffering are both enabled. We are separating the render channels into Multi-Matte, RGB and V-ray’s wire frame, but we aren’t rendering the Alpha. Shaders are using 3Ds Max Photometric Scale.

Gamma is Input: 2.2 and Output: 1.0. Colour mapping is set to Reinhard, Multiplier and Burn Value both 1.0.

The jpg are the settings within the 3DsMax

They are using Vray

Thank you!