Checks color levels at any stage of your project, ensuring broadcast-legal colors of the final output or any individual element in the project.
Allows you to adjust a specified range of colors in the source image, leaving colors outside the range unaffected.
Adjusts the brightness and contrast in your image.
Performs a true photographic RGB color correction, allowing you to make independent adjustments to the red, green, and blue channels of the image.
Improves the color of images or creates dramatic color effects.
Quickly matches the color and luma values from the highlight, midtone and shadow areas of two separate clips.
Filter provides a number of ways to select colors from the host user interface for your project.
Uses a gradient of up to six colors to tone the image.
Converts the image to the Hue/Saturation/Lightness color space, makes corrections to the image, and converts it back to RGB.
Inverts one or more channels in the source image.
Provides options for adjusting contrast and eliminating noise in your image.
Uses the source image's color, luma, or alpha information to create a toned image that uses up to five independent colors.
Prevents clips from having saturation values that exceed the legal limits of broadcast standards.
Creates a toned image from the source image's luma channel or any of its RGB channels.
