HDR Davinci Wide Gamut Intermediate vs Davinci Wide Gamut

Hey,

is HDR Davinci Wide Gamut Intermediate the exact same as Davinci Wide Gamut? I'm on 17.4.2 and through Davinci YRGB Color Managed as chosen alternative I don't have an option for Davinci Wide Gamut like in the past. Seems weird to me to change the name if it's the same, any info to help clarify would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

Does nobody know?

In the ofx colorspacetransform they use it to differentiate between colorspace and gamma.

In project settings you can check “custom” to have all choices.

In the ofx colorspacetransform they use it to differentiate between colorspace and gamma.

In project settings you can check “custom” to have all choices.


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So, does that mean it's the same? Sorry, I don't follow. I'm not doing the custom mode.

They are not the same. DWG is a colorspace. The WGI is an OETF.

The naming of the WGI is a little unclear, but when you see these labels in the context of the color management setup it's all clear.

The HDR preset DaVinci Wide Gamut/Intermediate creates a working colorspace with DaVinci Wide Gamut and a log transfer function DaVinci Intermediate.
The timeline luminance mapping is up to 4000 nits.

The HDR preset Rec.2020 Intermediate is the same gamma but uses Rec.2020 primaries instead and a timeline luminance of 1000 nits.

In theory you want to work in a larger than output container and preferably a commonly known working space so DaVinci Wide Gamut / Intermediate makes more sense but both can deliver the same HDR output for a 1000nit rec.2020 file.

If you want to know what the presets are comprised of you can select them and then switch the preset to custom. It will show whatever that preset uses as timeline.

I'm on 17.4.2 and through Davinci YRGB Color Managed as chosen alternative I don't have an option for Davinci Wide Gamut like in the past. Seems weird to me to change the name if it's the same, any info to help clarify would be much appreciated.

This is most likely to clear up it's setting as there is always a color space and a gamma curve. So the preset is still the same but now noted with both components.