Post-FX

The following settings are available for Post-FX:

Lens

Chromatic Distortion

Creates a chromatic abberation effect.

Glow

Intensity of Glow.

Glow Threshold

Threshold at which intensity glow should be applied.

Lense Flare

Simulates a lens flare on very bright parts.

Dirt Lense

Multiplies a dirt effect into the glow.

Glow & Glare

The Glow & Glare feature is an advanced extension to simulate the aperture diffraction of real camera lenses or the usage of additional filters, also called "star-filter". This effect drastically increases photorealism, while giving a better feeling for intensities.

The sensitivity and intensity of the effect depend on the Glow & Glow Threshold values. To simulate different filters and apertures, some presets can be chosen or used custom.

Enabled

Enable the Glow & Glare.

Force High Quality

Increases the internal resolution for more detailed calculation. This option is heavy on the GPU!

Presets

Custom Properties

Blade Count

Aperture blades.

Blade width

Spread of the Bursts.

Glare

Fade between Burst and Glow.

Glare fx1, fx2

Math function to define the falloff.

Glare intensity

Output intensity.

Rotation

Burst rotation.

Threshold

Additional input threshold.

Tone Mapping

While Depence renders in HDR (High Dynamic Range) values, the Tone-Mapper defines how HDR images get composed back into an LDR image.

The auto-exposure will detect the average intensity on the screen, and level the current Camera Exposure automatically.

Depence is working in a color space called ACEScg to provide a larger spectrum and simulate the behavior of real Cameras.

Auto Exposure

Automatic exposure.

Color temperature

Adjust white balance.

Exposure

Offset to the current exposure.

Spectrum

Cuts the current hue shift caused by the ACES tonemapper.

While ACEScg looks most realistic, it can produce colors that aren't expected while programming a light-show. By using the Spectrum value it is possible to clamp the space to get back to plain sRGB values.

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