ACES joins the Academy Software Foundation

Published on January 04, 2026 | Translated from Spanish
Visual comparison of images processed with ACES 2.0 showing its color management accuracy across different devices

ACES Makes the Leap to Open Source

The color standard that revolutionized Hollywood is now preparing for its next phase: the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has officially transferred ACES to the Academy Software Foundation, marking a turning point in digital color management. 🎨💻

Why is this Move Important?

This transition means:

A giant leap for the standard already used by productions like Wicked and Captain America: Brave New World. 🎥

"Some artists thought their monitors were miscalibrated... until they saw ACES 2.0 in action" - confessed a technician between renders.

What's New in ACES 2.0

The latest version includes:

Proving that even the most established standards can improve. ✨

Opportunities for Professionals

You can now:

Because the future of color is collaborative. 🌈

And remember: while ACES may manage color perfectly, it still can't fix those contradictory client notes... some miracles remain impossible. 😅