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I want to render a tif sequence in Maya 2016 Non-commercial. If i batch render it it will produce damaged filesand i can't open them in NUKE or Photoshop. What's the problem? Am i doing something wrong here?
I want to render a tif sequence in Maya 2016 Non-commercial. If i batch render it it will produce damaged filesand i can't open them in NUKE or Photoshop. What's the problem? Am i doing something wrong here?
Photoshop can't open an exr file if you have "deep image format" enabled when you render. Uncheck that on the "scene" tab of the render settings under Primary Framebuffer, then try your render again.
Edit: This seems to be a problem with other image formats also (Jpg, etc.) when "deep image format" is enabled. It's not just limited to exr files.
Photoshop can't open an exr file if you have "deep image format" enabled when you render. Uncheck that on the "scene" tab of the render settings under Primary Framebuffer, then try your render again.
Edit: This seems to be a problem with other image formats also (Jpg, etc.) when "deep image format" is enabled. It's not just limited to exr files.
