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This operation is applied before the image is formed, on Uniform (Linear) data.

It's a simple matrix operation that provides the ability to tweak the 'coolness' ('bluishness') or the perceived 'warmth' ('yellowishness') of the image.

This operation is applied before the image is formed, on Uniform (Linear) data.

It's a simple matrix operation that provides the ability to tweak the green channel of the image, to increase or reduce the apparent green or pink cast.

This operation is applied before the image is formed.

The purpose of 'Exposure' slider is to simulate in-camera exposure, and compensate for any deviations from the norm.

This tool is usually used for correction purposes, but it can also be used for creative purposes.

This operation is applied during the image formation, on data right after log transformation.

'Power' behaves similarly to 'Contrast'. It's a mathematical operation where a number is raised by a power of another number.

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'Power' is a pivoted operation, with the pivot point set at 0.5 on the display. It affects the 'steepness' of the 'S' curve that is applied on the data (in log).

When you increase the value of 'Power', areas of the image with values below 0.5 will become darker, and values above 0.5 will become lighter, increasing perceived contrast.

This operation is applied after image formation.

Vibrancy, commonly called 'saturation', increases the perceived 'colourfulness' of the picture. It also gently increases the contrast to help avoid common picture formation issues. It also affects less 'colourful' parts of the image first.

This slider should be used with caution, as too much Vibrancy will lead to hue-shifts and clipping.

This operation is applied before the image is formed, on Uniform (Linear) data.

This slider grants the control of purity of tristimulus, using purity as a mask.

This means that very pure (saturated) areas of the image will be affected the most, while more neutral areas will remain neutral.

It helps to control some misbehaving or troublesome patches when 'colourfulness' is boosted by the 'Vibrancy' slider.

This operation is applied after the image is formed.

It gently 'lifts the floor' of the image, meaning that dark areas in the image will become slightly lighter, giving it a faded look.

This is often used to create or mimic a print look.

This operation is applied after the image is formed.

It gently 'lowers the ceiling' of the image, meaning that very light areas in the image will become darker. Normally, maximum values of pixels are mapped to ~100% of luminance. This slider allows to target a lower value.

This is often used to create or mimic a print look.

If the lightest areas of the formed image are too dark, the same slider can be used to make them lighter. However, since this is a post-formation operation, it should be done with caution.

This operation takes place after the image is formed.

Grain is usually used as an added texture. It helps alleviate banding issues, and is said to add perceptual detail to the picture.