Posterize
Posterize
Section titled “Posterize” Category Effects
Is Pair Node: No
Applies a posterization effect to the image, reducing the number of colors.
Posterization Modes
Section titled “Posterization Modes”Posterization can be applied in different modes, each affecting the image in a unique way. The available modes are:
Each color channel (Red, Green, Blue) is posterized independently, resulting in a colorful posterization effect.
Luminance
Section titled “Luminance”The image is converted to grayscale based on luminance, and then posterized. This mode emphasizes brightness levels rather than color.
Color Spaces
Section titled “Color Spaces”Inherit
Section titled “Inherit”The posterization effect is applied in the color space of the input image. This is useful for maintaining consistency with the original image’s color representation.
The posterization effect is applied in the sRGB color space. It’s usually the best choice if you are unsure which one to use.
Linear
Section titled “Linear”The posterization effect is applied in a linear color space. By default PixiEditor processes colors in linear sRGB color space.
Inputs
Section titled “Inputs” Background
Section titled “ Background ” Type: Painter
Default: unset
Provides the background image to be posterized.
Type: Posterization Mode (Enum)
Default: Rgb
Defines how the posterization effect is applied to the image.
Levels
Section titled “ Levels ” Type: Integer
Default: 8
Specifies the number of color levels to reduce the image to.
Color Space
Section titled “ Color Space ” Type: ColorSpaceType (Enum)
Default: sRGB
Determines the color space in which the posterization is applied.
Outputs
Section titled “Outputs” Output
Section titled “ Output ” Type: Painter
Default: unset
Painter instruction with the applied posterization effect.
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