cineSpace Documentation
CineFusion
cineFusion is a plugin to Digital Fusion which provides the
functionality of both equalEyes & full 3d colour transforms
as a node within Fusion. It also has support for multiple
accelerated modes for dealing with 3d luts.
cineFusion requires Digital Fusion version 4 or higher, and is only
available on the windows platform.
If you run the cineSpace installer when
DigitalFusion is installed the cineFusion plugin will automatically be placed in
the DigitalFusion plugins directory.
If you install DigitalFusion after cineSpace you can copy the plugin
CineFusion.dfp from the cineSpace application directory to
the DigitalFusion plugins directory. ie.
COPY
C:\Program Files\RisingSunResearch\cineSpace\CineFusion.dfp
C:\DigitalFusion\plugins\CineFusion.dfp
- Open DigitalFusion v4+
- Load cineFusion tool:
Tools>Rising Sun Research>cineFusion
- Load an image and connect to the cineFusion node.
If you are using cineon images be sure to check the Bypass Log
to Lin checkbox under the format tag in the loader.
- At this stage cineFusion should be outputting a 'red' frame , this
indicates that the monitor and target profiles are not valid.
- If cineFusion outputs a blue frame it means that cineFusion cannot
find a license. Check your RSR_APP_DIR env. variable is pointing to the
directory that contains the rsr.conf file. Check that the
RSR_LICENSE_FILE setting in the conf file is set to the full path and
file name of the license file.
- Select a recent monitor profile for your monitor and the target
you would like to match.
Controls:
- Monitor Profile:
Select a recent monitor profile for your monitor. (controls.bmp)
- Target Profile:
Select the target profile you would like to match.
- Scale to monitor:
This is checked by default. (only uncheck this if you really know what you are doing)
Unchecking this will match the luminance as well as the chromaticity of the target white point.
This will give the best match to the target but only if the monitor is 'brighter' than the target.
If the target has a higher luminance then the white point values will be clipped and the frame output will not match the target.
We recommend leaving 'Scale to Monitor' checked, unless you are an experienced user.
- Transform Type:
Select the transform type
2D uses a 2D transform the same as equalEyes.
3D uses a 3D cubic transform. This is generally the most accurate transform but is also the slowest.
3D - linear uses a 3D linear transform. This may give some banding but is faster than the 3D cubic transform.
- Gamut Warning:
This is set to Off by default.
When on any colours that would be out of gamut on the target device are displayed as green and the alpha of the pixel is set to zero.
The cineSpace suite is developed by Rising Sun Research.
Also available are the cineSpace Forums.
This documentation last changed on October 19, 2004.
