Adjustments

The Adjustments effect provides fine-tuned control over the scene's color and brightness properties, refining the overall color balance and lighting behavior to achieve a more polished and professional appearance.

Settings:

• Saturation – adjusts the intensity of colors, making them more vivid or muted

• Contrast – controls the difference between light and dark areas, affecting overall scene depth

• Exposure – alters the brightness of the entire scene, simulating camera exposure effects

• Tonemapping – applies predefined color grading curves to balance highlights and shadows:

  • None – no tonemapping applied

  • Filmic – produces a cinematic look with balanced contrast.

  • Reinhard – compresses high dynamic range values for more natural exposure.

  • ACES – uses industry-standard color grading for physically accurate color reproduction.

  • Cineon – mimics film-like contrast and tonal response.