Filters & Adjustments¶

Vibrance¶

Works like in the filter in Darkroom and many other 2D editors. Adds more saturation in the less saturated areas, and less in the more saturated ones.

Vibrance by Luminance¶

Works like Vibrance, but also takes into account brightness. Lighter areas will get less saturation (or even get desaturated) while darker areas get more saturation.

Channel Transform¶

Apply different transforms to each image channel.

(these settings are repeated for each channel)

High Pass Filter¶

This node can be used for many things, just like in 2D editors. Google “High Pass Filter” to find more ideas and tutorials.

High Pass Sharpening¶

Sharpens the image using the High Pass filter.

Clamp¶

Clamps brightness to be between the maximum and minimum. You can use this node to get animations/video in legal range for broadcast, or to clamp an input value for a node group.

Highlight out of Range¶

Colors pixels that are above the maximum or below the minimum brightness.

Shadow gain¶

Pump the shadows. They can also add a little extra to each of the RGB channels (it can be used to make shadows colder for instance).

Light gain¶

Pump the highlights. They can also add a little extra to each of the RGB channels

Separate by Luminance¶

Creates three masks: Shadows, Highlights, and Mid-tones. Each setting includes a “Mask Tweak” value to modify the mask.

Color by Luminance¶

Colorizes the image based on the base hue, and shifts it according to brightness.

Hue goes from 0.0 to 1.0. Both ends are red. Shifting is done by adding to the base hue. For instance: A base hue of 0.5 with a Max hue shift of 0.25, would yield hues in the range 0.5-0.75.

This node is specially useful for coloring greyscale images with a more realistic approach than just using a single color.

Two-Tone Mixer¶

Changes the tones of both lights and shadows without changing their brightness.