Color Correction Node

Red – Assigns the red channel.
Green – Assigns the green channel.
Blue – Assigns the blue channel.
Alpha – Assigns the alpha channel.
Redinv – Assigns the inverse value of the red channel.
Greeninv – Assigns the inverse value of the green channel.
Blueinv – Assigns the inverse value of the blue channel.
Alphainv – Assigns the inverse value of the alpha channel.
Monochrome – Sets the channel to be monochrome (grayscale).
One – Assigns the value 1 (or the highest possible value) to the channel. For example, Rewire Red set to One gets the red channel a value of 255 (RGB, 0 to 255).
Zero – Assigns the value 0 (or the lowest possible value) to the channel. For example, Rewire Red set to Zero gets the red channel a value of 0 (RGB, 0 to 255).

Hue Shift – Specifies a value for the adjustment of the current color hue.

Saturation – Specifies a value for the saturation or desaturation of colors. Negative values desaturate.

Hue Tint – Specifies a color that is used to tint the current colors.

Tint Strength – Adjusts the strength of the Hue Tint.

Lightness Mode – Specifies the lightness mode that is used. You can choose between Standard and Advance mode.

Brightness – Adjusts the overall brightness of the image.

Contrast – Adjusts the contrast of the image.

Exposure Mode – Specifies the exposure method: Gain, F-Stop or Printer Lights.

Brightness – Adjusts the correction of the color multiplier.

Gamma/Contrast – Adjusts the color contrast or the gamma.

Base – Adjusts the correction of the contrast base.

Offset – Adds an offset to all pixel values.

Use Red/Green/Blue – When enabled, uses the corresponding channel for the advanced RGB parameters.

RGB Brightness –

RGB Contrast –

RGB Base –

RGB Offset –

Printer Lights per Stop – When Printer Lights Exposure Mode is enabled, it specifies the number of printer lights equivalent to one f-stop. This is the required value to double or halve the exposure.