Baselight for NUKE gives you real-world, complex grades right within NUKE, including spatial operations
such as shapes, Denoise and Add Grain, and keyframes for grades that change over time.


Baselight for NUKE, like all the other products in the Baselight range, supports
the FilmLight BLG file format.


The BLG is a multi-track OpenEXR file that you can use to create, transfer and review looks.


When we use the term ‘look’, we’re not just talking about a LUT or a restricted grade—the look
within the BLG is the full creative intent.


The small and portable BLG data file enables looks to be exchanged with all Baselight systems
including Daylight and Prelight.


The workflow is completely bi-directional so grades can be created externally and brought
into Baselight for NUKE or taken from NUKE back to the colour suite.


And as the BLG grade can be quickly imported or exported directly from the properties panel
of the Baselight node, there is no requirement to access the rich grading user interface
unless you have a specific need to do so.


With the boosted functionality in the v5 BLG, Baselight can act as a multi-input node in NUKE
so that BLG files can refer to multiple input images and OpenEXR channels.


This allows any composites done in full Baselight to be replicated exactly in NUKE.


When you load a BLG that requires multiple inputs, additional input stalks appear
automatically on the node, so you can link in the additional inputs quickly.


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