P: OCIO and ACES support for full support 32bit image editing

Fantastic news!

Hi all! We're excited to announce we now support OCIO officially. Please take a look at our latest Beta, which includes official OCIO/ACES support and improved 32b tooling! The thread for info on how to use it and feedback can be found here.

It's shameful photoshop is still behind on these things, without even any news. 

I'd have fully switched to affinity if I just simply didn't like how the program worked. But I'm forced to use it for some tasks cause photoshop just lacks proper support. 

It only has 36 votes in three years. That's not much. Call everyone you know that needs this, and ask them to upvote. That's the only way.

This is the official feature request channel, and upvotes will be registered.

Still no sign of supporting OCIO/ACES?

As a means of supporting a great many artists that use it, Photoshop needs to support OCIO / Aces asap natively.  The request has been put in directly to Adobe by several people in the past, including myself, but we're still not seeing it.  AE just implemented it.

FYI - rendering out of Cinema 4D and with compositing and finishing work to be done in PS.  Should be as simple as rendering via OCIO out of Redshift and opening via OCIO in Photoshop.

Just adding my bit... As Maya 2023 now renders with ACESCG as it's default with V-Ray 5, trying to composite up layered EXRs in the traditional method of adding the passes over each other to create the final beauty image [abuse removed by moderator]

Can we please get an update to Photoshop sometime soon that really simplifies the matter? I'd like to be able to drop an ACEScg coloured EXR from V-Ray for Maya in to Photoshop, simply add the passes/elements together (with whatever tweaks I'd like to make), and export it without having to add in fiddly, and usually incorrect, colour correction layers to get the image in Photoshop looking exactly how it does in the frame buffer.

Thank you.

Switch to afinity. Adobe is was good in the 20th century but they apartly can't keep up with current trends. 

Hope Adobe will implement the OCIO in the future updats soon.

I've been in contact with people at Adobe a few months ago and they assure me OCIO support is currently being developed for After Effects and Photoshop. We have since seen 2 Photoshop updates, so when we see the implementation is still a mystery. Fingers crossed it arrives soon.