I do the same prep as i would when exporting a clip for an ACEC (cct/cg stuff) based worklfow and coming back in. When back in resolve add a similar linear to rec709 node on the fusion connect clip as first node and all is good. Then create the Fusion connect and render. So if i wanted eg a linear file (instead of a baked rec709/2.4) to work with in Nuke, i add a colorspace conversion node (or LUT, which actualy worked better for yet unknown reason) from rec709 to linear. Key step toward Nuke for me was that it bakes in any colorspace info the moment you create the Fusion Connect (in my case exr image sequence. Click to expand.Just tried it and adapted permanently my workflow to both Nuke and Mocha.
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