Hi all.
I'm trying to make a DCP from a TIFF image sequence.
The post house providing the image sequence say that it's XYZ colour
space. But when I create a DCP from it, it comes out with a green tinge.
I've used colour conversion "none" setting and this is on DCP-o-matic
v2.10.5.
I don't have access to a projector, so am judging the success (or not)
of the conversion using two methods:
1. Viewing in Easy DCP Player demo
2. Converting DCP to ProResHQ Quicktime with ffmeg (ffmpeg -i j2c_...mxf
-c:v prores -profile:v 3 output.mov)
Here's an example still from the sequence:
http://www.cinebox.co/clock.tiff. The clock should be white but instead
has a green tinge.
I can see 4 possibilities:
1. DCP-o-matic is erroneously introducing a green hue
2. I'm using wrong settings in DCP-o-matic
3. My methods for viewing the resulting DCP aren't colour-accurate
4. The image sequence isn't in fact XYZ
Can anyone offer any suggestions?
Many thanks,
Jim