ociochecklut(1)
check any LUT file and optionally convert a pixel
Description
OCIOCHECKLUT
NAME
ociochecklut - check any LUT file and optionally convert a pixel
usage: ociochecklut <INPUTFILE> <R G B> or <R G B A>
OPTIONS
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-t |
Test a set a predefined RGB values |
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-v |
Verbose |
--help
Print help message
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--inv |
Apply LUT in inverse direction |
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--gpu |
Use GPU instead of CPU |
--gpulegacy
Use the legacy (i.e. baked) GPU color processing instead of the CPU one (--gpu is ignored)
--gpuinfo
Output the OCIO shader program
OCIOCHECKLUT loads any LUT type supported by OCIO and prints any errors encountered. Provide a normalized RGB or RGBA value to send that through the LUT. Alternatively use the -t option to evaluate a set of test values. Otherwise, if no RGB value is provided, a list of the operators in the LUT is printed. Use -v to print warnings while parsing the LUT.
Formats supported: flame (.3dl) lustre (.3dl) ColorCorrection (.cc) ColorCorrectionCollection (.ccc) ColorDecisionList (.cdl) Academy/ASC Common LUT Format (.clf) Color Transform Format (.ctf) cinespace (.csp) Discreet 1D LUT (.lut) houdini (.lut) International Color Consortium profile (.icc) Image Color Matching profile (.icm) ICC profile (.pf) iridas_cube (.cube) iridas_itx (.itx) iridas_look (.look) pandora_mga (.mga) pandora_m3d (.m3d) resolve_cube (.cube) spi1d (.spi1d) spi3d (.spi3d) spimtx (.spimtx) truelight (.cub) nukevf (.vf)
ociochecklut -- check any LUT file and optionally convert a pixel
usage: ociochecklut <INPUTFILE> <R G B> or <R G B A>
|
-t |
Test a set a predefined RGB values |
|||
|
-v |
Verbose |
--help
Print help message
|
--inv |
Apply LUT in inverse direction |
|||
|
--gpu |
Use GPU instead of CPU |
--gpulegacy
Use the legacy (i.e. baked) GPU color processing instead of the CPU one (--gpu is ignored)
--gpuinfo
Output the OCIO shader program
OCIOCHECKLUT loads any LUT type supported by OCIO and prints any errors encountered. Provide a normalized RGB or RGBA value to send that through the LUT. Alternatively use the -t option to evaluate a set of test values. Otherwise, if no RGB value is provided, a list of the operators in the LUT is printed. Use -v to print warnings while parsing the LUT.
SEE ALSO
The full documentation for Invalid is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and Invalid programs are properly installed at your site, the command
info Invalid
should give you access to the complete manual.