Joe Taylor
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Agreed. QuickTime renders are still a problem.
Apple should have fixed that in 10.6 but only half fixed it.
Any workaround by third parties becomes inconsistent depending on the application which means there's no real solution until Apple fixes the arbitrary gamma switching.
With build 21 CLipfinder could view the RAW, the QT and the render would all match up nicely in Snow leopard.
That doesn't work.
The gamma change is app and output dependent so if you set it in one app and it looks right, it can go wrong in another app, sdi out, etc.
I've had this problem with clipfinder output. Same with AE, nuke, filmlight and some others. It's all because apple (and fcp) make assumptions and switch the gamma in the background depending on what it thinks it should be.