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There is a setting in photoshop for this. It’s called something like “Blend in Gamma: 1.0”. The default is 2.2 of course. The annoying thing is that it can’t
by Negitivefrags 3y ago
There is a setting in photoshop for this.
It’s called something like “Blend in Gamma: 1.0”. The default is 2.2 of course.
The annoying thing is that it can’t be done per image, so if you chnage it, it breaks the blending of any image you load made by someone who doesn’t have that setting enabled.
I occassionally walk around our studio and audit this setting is set correctly for all our VFX artists because they are the ones who will see incorrect results compared to in-engine if they use the wrong setting here.