OpenEXR - Image rendered in OpenEXR format does not look the same in Photoshop


Problem

When you render an OpenEXR image, RGBA, 16-bit and then open the image in Photoshop, the image does not look the same.

Explanation

When an image is loaded into PhotoShop, the OpenEXR plug-in applies gamma correction to the image, because OpenEXR images are linear floating point images. XSI does not apply gamma correction to rendered OpenEXR images.

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