ocioconvert(1)

apply colorspace transform to an image

Section 1 opencolorio-tools bookworm source

Description

OCIOCONVERT

NAME

ocioconvert - apply colorspace transform to an image

DESCRIPTION

ocioconvert -- apply colorspace transform to an image

usage: ocioconvert [options] inputimage inputcolorspace outputimage outputcolorspace

or: ocioconvert [options] --lut lutfile inputimage outputimage or: ocioconvert [options] --view inputimage inputcolorspace outputimage displayname viewname

OPTIONS

--lut

Convert using a LUT rather than a config file

--view

Convert to a (display,view) pair rather than to an output color space

--gpu

Use GPU color processing instead of CPU (CPU is the default)

--gpulegacy

Use the legacy (i.e. baked) GPU color processing instead of the CPU one (--gpu is ignored)

--gpuinfo

Output the OCIO shader program

--help

Print help message

-v

Display general information

OpenImageIO options:

--float-attribute %L

"name=float" pair defining OIIO float attribute for outputimage

--int-attribute %L

"name=int" pair defining OIIO int attribute for outputimage

--string-attribute %L

"name=string" pair defining OIIO string attribute for outputimage

--croptofull

Crop or pad to make pixel data region match the "full" region

--ch %s

Select channels (e.g., "2,3,4")

usage: ocioconvert [options] inputimage inputcolorspace outputimage outputcolorspace

or: ocioconvert [options] --lut lutfile inputimage outputimage or: ocioconvert [options] --view inputimage inputcolorspace outputimage displayname viewname

--lut

Convert using a LUT rather than a config file

--view

Convert to a (display,view) pair rather than to an output color space

--gpu

Use GPU color processing instead of CPU (CPU is the default)

--gpulegacy

Use the legacy (i.e. baked) GPU color processing instead of the CPU one (--gpu is ignored)

--gpuinfo

Output the OCIO shader program

--help

Print help message

-v

Display general information

OpenImageIO options:

--float-attribute %L

"name=float" pair defining OIIO float attribute for outputimage

--int-attribute %L

"name=int" pair defining OIIO int attribute for outputimage

--string-attribute %L

"name=string" pair defining OIIO string attribute for outputimage

--croptofull

Crop or pad to make pixel data region match the "full" region

--ch %s

Select channels (e.g., "2,3,4")

SEE ALSO

The full documentation for ocioconvert is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and ocioconvert programs are properly installed at your site, the command

info ocioconvert

should give you access to the complete manual.