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Retired Hollywood Insider
Apr 2007
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Sorry, I forgot you get confused by acronyms, my bad. ODT stands for output device transform.
As an aside, in the current Blu-ray mastering realm, it allows one to fairly expediently go from a wider to a narrower color gamut (e.g. P3 to Rec.709 - https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...p3#post8524797 ) for color grading, but even with the aid of an ODT, the filmmakers still generally book 2-3 days to fine tune the trim pass for the Rec.709 (Blu-ray) master. Quote:
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