C4D wishlist update - or: Now, I have a Problem!

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Maybe somebody knows a solution for this:

Imagine a very small and bright light, moving very quick. In Cinema 4D, a correct motion blur effect for this situation can only be achieved with the new, physical renderer.
For a completely realistic exposure of the blurred light, it is also necessary to set the image color range to 32 Bit. That´s important for any light information, brighter than 100% white.
This is also important for correct bokeh effects.
So far, so good.
In Cinema 4D, I can render the frames into an internal clip viewer. From there, I can decide, whether to save single frames, areas, or selected frames into a clip or a picture file of every important format.
To create an animation, I have to save the image as a serie of bmp images or into an uncompressed avi.
Unfortunately, both formats only support 8-bit color range. At least in the save as-window there.
Basicly, that´s no problem. I choose a single image and save it as a 8-bit bmp file and every is fine.
But as soon as I choose more than one image to save or even all images, the saved image files become very dark and oversaturated.
This must be a bug. Because that doesn´t happen, when I just save one frame of the animation at a time. But my animation is 275 frames, so I really need to save all of them at once.

Wishlist update:

- remove that bug, please!
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Hypogeum's avatar
... How do you get BRIGHTER than 100% white?