Summary: With the release of Flame 2018, we have started to introduce 32-bit Float support throughout the Flame products. The main reason for this is to provide a 32-bit float processing pipeline which includes support for 32-bit data passes. So this allows you import 32-bit OpenEXRs which can be cached as well as processed at 32-bit through specific nodes. And finally, as you output and archive, you can also retain the full 32-bit float quality. This ultimately improves image precision and processing using various high quality media. Please check the Flame documentation for the list of 32-bit capable nodes currently available.
