DPX nuke workflow

[prashanth-v-srinivasan]

Hi. I understand that there has been a lot of topics that refer to CORRECT WORKFLOW between DPX and Nuke. I wanted to assure from your guys (professionals) whether the following workflow is right or ????

Monitor: 19inch LCD display.

Workflow: 
1) 'Read' DPX inside Nuke
2) Color space is set by default to "DEFAULT(CINEON)
3) Do Color correction, Tracking, blah blah.......
4) 'Write' format DPX with Color Space set to "DEFAULT(CINEON) and "Datatype to "10BIT"

If above workflow is right, so my understanding is >> Nuke imports the LOG file, "Displays" it as LINEAR but maintains the LOG data, finally outputs it as same LOG file. 

Am i right?? 

[fxnurbs]

yes

be careful not using cineon as in and out if your dpx in not log. dpx  is just a format, just know wich colorspace you put in and you want out and all is fine

[fxnurbs]

I forgot to mention that you need to be careful if you are messing with the colorspaces by defaut as input.
I have seen some people rendering exr float but in a srgb gamma look, the little thing in nuke is that if you are changing the default input from linear to srgb you clip the highlights, very bad as you are losing all the interest of exr dynamic range.
It is a Nuke limitation and may be fixed one day. In the meantime, just keep the input linear and add a colorspace node after it, it will do your srgb conversion and keep the float infos

just for info
cheers