rgb only one
what is it?
another simple idea, this time inspired by a movie quote: 'there can only be one'. this plug evaluates the three components of each pixel (red, green, blue), and lets only that component with the highest value pass. the result is a movie that displays only primary colors (red, green, blue).
this plug has additional controls to re-lighten the clip, and limit re-lighting to the ‘winning’ channel (otherwise, the re-lighting processor can add white to the three colors).
what should I use it for?
use this plug when you want to introduce some interesting color effects into your clip.
features
area of effect:
the plug will only affect pixels inside of this rectangle. to resize the rectangle, click and drag it’s handles (corners). to reposition the rectangle, click and drag inside it.
opacity
use this slider to set the opacity of the effect. if you move this slider to the right, more and more of the original clip will shine through.
re-lighten:
to enable re-lighting mode, move this slider to ‘yes’. this will engage a post-processor that tries to preserve the original brightness of the clip by adding some white.
limiter
another post-processor you can activate. this processor only makes sense if you choose ‘re-lighten’. while re-lighting, this post-processor eliminates white and re-distributes (to a certain degree) the whiteness to the winning channel.
all contents © 2003 by cf/x and christian franz
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