Quick ToneMapper 1.0 fix
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Download NowQuick ToneMapper is an After Effects plugin by PixelGym that applies tone mapping directly to CG renders in post-production, letting artists recover overblown highlights and shape contrast without baking decisions in at render time. It offers three tone mapping methods (Reinhard, Filmic, ACES) alongside exposure and white balance controls, built around a proper unclamped, linear render workflow.
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Quick ToneMapper is an After Effects plugin by PixelGym that applies tone mapping directly to CG renders in post-production, letting artists recover overblown highlights and shape contrast without baking decisions in at render time. It offers three tone mapping methods (Reinhard, Filmic, ACES) alongside exposure and white balance controls, built around a proper unclamped, linear render workflow.
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Three Tone Mapping Methods Offers Reinhard, Filmic, and ACES tone mapping curves, each selectable and adjustable independently to reshape how a render's highlights and overall tonal range are compressed. Adjustable Curve Strength Provides a dedicated "strength" slider for fine-tuning the intensity of whichever tone mapping curve is applied, rather than an all-or-nothing effect. Exposure Controls Includes aperture, shutter speed, and ISO adjustments modeled after real camera exposure controls, letting artists further tweak a render's look after the fact. White Balance Adjustment Adjusts the white balance of a render either by picking a specific color or by entering a Kelvin temperature value, offering two different ways to correct or stylize color temperature. Works with Unclamped 32-bit/16-bit Float EXRs Designed to work with CG renders saved as 32-bit or 16-bit float unclamped EXR files, preserving overexposed highlight information rather than losing it to clamping. Compatible with Lower Bit Depths While optimized for 32-bit unclamped renders, Quick ToneMapper also works with lower bit-depth footage, though some original highlight information may already be lost to clamping in those cases. Linear Workspace Toggle Works internally in linear space by default, but includes a per-plugin toggle to turn linearization on or off independently of a project's own Linearize Working Space setting, helping artists avoid accidental double-linearization.
