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| Blend Mode* | Description |
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| Overwrite | Displays the current layer (FG) on top of all layers (BG) without blending. This is the default. |
| Average | The average of the current layer (FG) and the result from the layers below it (BG). |
| Add | Adds the FG to the BG. |
| Subtract | Subtracts the FG from the BG. |
| Darken | Compares the FG to the BG and takes the darker pixel values of the two. |
| Multiply | Multiplies the FG by the BG. |
| Color Burn | The color of the FG is applied to darker pixels in the BG. |
| Linear Burn | Same as Color Burn but with less contrast. |
| Lighten | Compares the FG to the BG and takes the lighter of the two. |
| Screen | Makes both light and dark areas lighter. |
| Pin Light | Replaces the BG colors depending on the brightness of the FG color. If the FG color is lighter than mid-gray, BG colors darker than the FG color are replaced and vice versa. |
| Difference | Compares the pixels in the BG and FG and subtracts the darker pixels from the brighter ones. |
| Exclusion | Same as Difference but with less contrast. |
| Hue | Uses the hue from the FG , while the value and saturation are taken from the BG. |
| Saturation | Uses the saturation from the FG, while the value and hue are taken from the BG. |
| Color | Uses the hue and saturation from the FG, while the value is taken from the BG. |
| Value | Uses the value from the FG, while the hue and saturation are taken from the BG. |
| Hard Mix (8bit) | Adds the FG to the BG and for each color component returns a value of 255 if the result is 255 or greater, or returns 0 if the result is less than 255. |
| Color Dodge (8bit) | The color of the FG is applied to lighter pixels in the BG. |
| Linear Dodge (8bit) | Same as Color Dodge but with less contrast. |
| Spotlight (8bit) | Same as Multiply, but with twice the brightness. |
| Spotlight Blend (8bit) | Same as Spotlight, but additionally brightens the BG. |
| Overlay (8bit) | Darker pixels become darker where the BG is dark and brighter pixels become brighter where the BG is bright. |
| Soft Light (8bit) | Darker pixels become darker where the FG is dark and brighter pixels become brighter where the FG is bright. |
| Hard Light (8bit) | Spotlight is applied to pixels where the FG is dark and Screen is applied to pixels where the FG is bright. |
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Normally you would specify the ICC file for your calibrated monitor here. Programs like Photoshop display images using your (primary) monitor's ICC profile automatically. However (at least for the moment), Cinema 4D is not a color-managed application and you must manually load the monitor ICC profile into the V-Ray frame buffer in order to match the appearance of your images in Photoshop. |
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The Display Correction layer cannot be removed or reordered. It is always applied on top of all other layers, as it specifies the display color space of the resulting image or composite in the frame buffer. |
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