Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This tutorial covers the "Use Cinema 4D color space" toggle - normally you can ignore it and leave it set to the default of "on", but you may need to know about it if you need to precisely match a render from Corona 5 or earlier, or to match results from 3ds Max or the Corona Image Editor. If any of those apply, then this tutorial is for you!
00:00 - Title screen
00:05 - Introduction
00:20 - When you need to know about the toggle
00:43 - What the toggle does
01:23 - Understanding the issue solved by the toggle
03:23 - Understanding how the toggle solves the issue
04:20 - OpenEXR bypasses the issue
05:26 - The rendering process is always unaffected
05:51 - Using the toggle with older scenes saved from the Corona VFB
07:02 - Using the toggle with older scenes saved from the Picture Viewer
07:38 - Outro
This tutorial covers the "Use Cinema 4D color space" toggle - normally you can ignore it and leave it set to the default of "on", but you may need to know about it if you need to precisely match a render from Corona 5 or earlier, or to match results from 3ds Max or the Corona Image Editor. If any of those apply, then this tutorial is for you!
00:00 - Title screen
00:05 - Introduction
00:20 - When you need to know about the toggle
00:43 - What the toggle does
01:23 - Understanding the issue solved by the toggle
03:23 - Understanding how the toggle solves the issue
04:20 - OpenEXR bypasses the issue
05:26 - The rendering process is always unaffected
05:51 - Using the toggle with older scenes saved from the Corona VFB
07:02 - Using the toggle with older scenes saved from the Picture Viewer
07:38 - Outro










