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Posterization

Posterization
Output
Background
Mode
Rgb
Levels
8
Color Space
sRGB

Category Effects
Is Pair Node: No


Applies a posterization effect to the input background painter, reducing the number of colors in the image.

In RGB mode, the posterization effect is applied to each of the red, green and blue channels separately. The levels input determines how many distinct values each channel can have. For example, if the levels input is set to 4, each channel can only have 4 distinct values (0, 85, 170, 255), resulting in a total of 64 possible colors (4 for red * 4 for green * 4 for blue).

In Luminance mode, the posterization effect is applied to the luminance of the image. The levels input determines how many distinct luminance values the image can have. The colors in the output image are determined by mapping the original colors to the nearest color with the corresponding luminance level.

The posterization effect will be applied in the same color space as the render context (usually the document’s color space).

The posterization effect will be applied in the sRGB color space, which is a standard color space for images that are displayed on screens.

The posterization effect will be applied in the linear sRGB color space, which is a linearized version of the sRGB color space. This can result in a different visual effect compared to applying the posterization in the standard sRGB color space, especially when working with colors that have a wide range of luminance values.


Type: Painter
Default: unset

The background painter to which the posterization effect will be applied.

Type: Posterization Mode
Default: Rgb

The mode of posterization to apply.

Type: Integer
Default: 8

The number of color levels to use in the posterization effect. Higher values will result in a less pronounced effect, while lower values will create a more stylized, abstract look.

Type: Color Space Type
Default: sRGB

The color space in which the posterization effect will be applied.


Type: Painter
Default: unset

The resulting painter with the posterization effect applied.



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