or choose files from your device
OpenEXR needs a dedicated floating-point pipeline that is not implemented yet.
An EXR may carry named auxiliary channels, multipart images or deep samples, beyond a flat RGB image. A rendered JPEG 2000 copy is not an equivalent EXR working file. Channel selection, deep compositing and numeric mapping need explicit engine support; no export of every channel or depth sample is implemented.
EXR can contain multiple image representations with different roles. These are not automatically a timed animation. Selecting an image, preserving a collection or creating several outputs needs explicit engine support; neither a first-image choice nor an all-images export is implemented.
If HDR source content is exported through an SDR representation, it needs a display rendering. Values outside the output range require tone mapping, scaling or clipping; brightness relationships can change. Tone mapping, exposure and colour handling depend on the future engine. Renaming or lossless compression cannot preserve out-of-range values.
JPEG 2000 supports reversible lossless and irreversible lossy coding. A JP2 container, an extended JPX/JPF file and a raw J2K codestream are related but not identical file structures. JPEG 2000 permits different encoding modes or container representations. Its format name alone does not promise lossless output, a quality setting or a size reduction. The future engine must choose a supported codec and sample representation; inspect the target’s compression notes below.
Source
OpenEXR
HDR raster data for rendering and compositing, with named channels and lossless or lossy codecs.
Explore EXR format →Target
JPEG 2000
Wavelet-based image coding with reversible and irreversible modes. JP2 containers add colour information around the codestream.
Explore JPEG 2000 format →An EXR may carry named auxiliary channels, multipart images or deep samples, beyond a flat RGB image. A rendered JPEG 2000 copy is not an equivalent EXR working file. Channel selection, deep compositing and numeric mapping need explicit engine support; no export of every channel or depth sample is implemented.
EXR can contain multiple image representations with different roles. These are not automatically a timed animation. Selecting an image, preserving a collection or creating several outputs needs explicit engine support; neither a first-image choice nor an all-images export is implemented.
If HDR source content is exported through an SDR representation, it needs a display rendering. Values outside the output range require tone mapping, scaling or clipping; brightness relationships can change. Tone mapping, exposure and colour handling depend on the future engine. Renaming or lossless compression cannot preserve out-of-range values.
Source and target sample models can differ in precision, channel layout, colour space and transfer function. Lossless compression only preserves the samples actually encoded; a precision reduction or colour conversion can already change them. The future engine defines numeric mapping, orientation and colour conversion; canonical depth facts are listed below where available.
EXR: Typed header attributes, Chromaticities → JPEG 2000: JP2 boxes, ICC, XML (extensions). Which fields are copied, rewritten or omitted will depend on the future engine; retention is not implemented yet.