Oscar Isaac Molina Villegas

Thank You Luca.

is theare a chance that you can share it to me?

Hi Luca. That LUT it´s part of the Autodesk Flame library? or did you created in another software?. Cheers.

Good Day, Luca. I´m looking for a solution to this issue as well. Someone on the Black Magic Forum thinks it´s related in how Davinci Resolve handles the Data Levels. I also discovered that the gamut in the monitor signal are limited but that the gammut in the the render exceeds the P3 limits, I'm having issues with the ODT P3-D65 St2084 (1000 nits) also, mostly in compressions.It appears that the gamut limits aren´t working in the render process and is specially tricky if the container is on Video Levels. So far, the only way I´ve found is use Gamma Limiter in the last nodes of the shots wich causes gamma issues. off the top of my head Make a test with limit gammut in the timeline´s node might be a good option. Please let me know if you come across any idea.

A big resume. You need to get a certification by Dolby in order to get a Dolby Vision license for your facility. You need a grade 1 HDR Monitor like, Sony x300, Sony X310, Flanders Xm310k or Canon DP-V3120 in order to be able monitor PQ curve gamma and P3 or Rec2020 color space, Once you have you HDR versión you going to need to make a trim pass version of the Rec1886 display master transfer función. You going to extract a .xml of the metadata of the trim pass versión and apply this xml to the Dolby Vision IMF package in a proper system as cortex, trankoder or DVS Clipster.