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Color nodes deal with color corrections, color space, and color management.
Adds a fixed value to a channel to lighten or darken the output.
Constrains, or clamps, values in the selected channels to a specified range.
Applies zebra stripes to all pixels outside a specified range.
Generates calibration patterns for color management.
Make quick adjustments to contrast, gamma, gain, and offset.
Allows you to make contrast, gamma, gain, and offset adjustments using LUTs.
Multiplies the RGB colors by an arbitrary 3x3 matrix.
Converts images from one colorspace to another.
Matches the colors of one clip with those of another.
Adds or removes bleeding from one color channel to another.
Adjusts the exposure of the input sequence using various scales.
Applies complex mathematical formulas to a channel’s values.
Applies a constant gamma value to a set of channels.
Generates lookup tables, or LUTs, from color management nodes.
Defines white and black points by sampling pixels from the Viewer.
Equalizes the histogram of the input image.
Graphs the number of pixels at each brightness level.
Adjusts hue, saturation, and value components from a single control panel.
Adjusts the levels of saturation in a range of hues.
Transforms the input image’s colorspace.
Inverts a channel’s values.
Converts logarithmic formats to linear formats.
Calculates a grade to match the colors between two inputs.
Calculates the difference between the darkest value in two images.
Multiplies a channel’s values by a given factor.
Applies an ASC CDL grade based on the OpenColorIO Library.
Converts an image sequence from one colorspace to another.
Applies a colorspace conversion to an image sequence.
Applies a colorspace conversion from a LUT file to an image sequence.
Converts from compositing_log to scene_linear, or the reverse.
Applies a creative colorspace transform using a predefined look in the OCIO config file.
Converts between logarithmic and linear encoding.
Reduces the color resolution of an image.
Applies a contrast curve equally across all channels.
Converts a horizontal scanline of pixel data into a lookup curve.
Corrects saturation regardless of the range of hues in the image.
Compresses HDR imagery into the 0-1 range.
Lifts the black level, but with a rolloff so that whites are mostly not affected.
Truelight has been superseded by the free version of Baselight for Nuke.
Applies color values from LUTs to make color corrections using pre-calculated files.
