Post tab

Highlight burn – Applies exposure corrections to highlights in the image.

Contrast – Positive values push the colors away from the medium gray value to increase image contrast. Negative values push the colors closer to medium grey.

Filmic tonemap – Applies a parametric mapping curve and gamma correction. 

Type – Specifies the type of curves used for the tone mapping. You can choose between Hable and AMPAS.

Gamma – Specifies the gamma correction. It is applied before the operator.

Shoulder strength –  Determines how sharp the shoulder is. Higher values sharpen the shoulder, which results in an overall brighter image.

Linear strength – Determines the strength of the effect from changing Linear angle.

Linear angle –  Determines the angle of the curve at the base. Higher values increase the angle.

Toe Strength –  Low to mid tone compression. Higher values darken the low and mid tones.

White point –  The intensity, which gets mapped to 1. This parameter scales the whole curve evenly.

LUT – Applies a lookup table file to the scene. LUT can also be toggled on/off from the top toolbar icon().

Amount – Specifies the LUT weight, where 0 is no LUT effect and a value of 1.0 applies fully the effect.

Load LUT file... – Loads a LUT (lookup table) file.

Color space –Specifies the color space for the loaded LUT file .

Linear – The loaded LUT file will be interpreted in linear color space.
sRGB – The loaded LUT file will be interpreted in sRGB color space.
V-Ray Log. – The loaded LUT file will be interpreted in a V-Ray logarithmic color space.

Bloom – Applies bloom to the scene. Bloom can be also be toggled on/off from the top toolbar icon().

Intensity – Multiplier for the bloom source. Increasing the value can boost the effect.

Threshold – Sets a minimum value for the rendered pixels to be considered as lens effects source. The Bloom will be generated only regarding pixels with larger value than the specified threshold.

Iterations (spread) – Specifies the size of the bloom spread. Larger values increase the spread but impact performance.

Hue / Saturation – Applies HSL transformation on the image colors.

Hue – Changes the overall hue of the image colors (grey colors remain intact).

Saturation –  Specifies the image colors' intensities. Positive values produce a more vibrant, saturated image while negative values desaturate and dull the image colors.

Lightness –  Adds or removes white from the image. Positive values add white to the image, making it lighter. Negative values remove white from the image, making it darker.

Chromatic Aberration – Applies chromatic aberration effect to the scene.

Value – Specifies the amount of chromatic distortion from the center to the edges of the viewport.