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Ross Franks
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    Hey Adrian, yeah I am.

    Another Blender user is saying…

    “Keep in mind that Blender is using a linear workflow. For a correct result in Photoshop (or Affinity Photo), you need to set the composition to 32bit. Same for After Effects. In AFX you can set the composition to “Linearized Working Space” to get a proper color transformed result.

    Photoshop workflow:
    – Save render as EXR
    – Load your background
    – Set color depth to 32bit
    – Load EXR (transparency)
    – Select all
    – Move with Ctrl-Shift to the 32bit tab and place it over the background

    Note: You can load EXR into PSD but this is not using Filmic color management. So the tone mapping looks different. In your case, it’s not critical and you don’t need to use a specific plug-in to handle EXR with a filmic OCIO profile.”

    Does EXR export a alpha channel, because it’s not showing up when opening in Affinity Photo