Generates a posterized version of the input by limiting
the number of colors in the source, and replacing detailed texture
and noise with solid colors.
Inputs:
Source: The clip to be processed.
Parameters:
Amount: Default: 0.1, Range: 0 to 1, Shared.
Increase this for fewer and larger regions of solid
colors. Decrease for more colors and more steps between colors.
Smooth Edges: Default: 0.1, Range: 0 to 1, Shared.
Amount to smooth the edges between color regions
when posterizing. Increase this value to reduce aliasing between
the colored areas. If set to 1, the areas will be completely
smoothed together and no posterize effect will occur.
Color Phase: Default: 0, Range: any, Shared.
Amount to shift color boundaries when posterizing. Adjust
this to fine-tune the location of the edges between the color
regions. A phase of 1 is equivalent to 0.
Red Phase: Default: 0, Range: any, Shared.
Amount to shift the red channel boundaries when not
preserving chroma. If Preserve Chroma is 1.0 this has no effect.
Green Phase: Default: 0, Range: any, Shared.
Amount to shift the green channel boundaries when not
preserving chroma.
Blue Phase: Default: 0, Range: any, Shared.
Amount to shift the blue channel boundaries when not
preserving chroma.
Preserve Chroma: Default: 1, Range: 0 to 1, Shared.
If set to 1, posterizes only the luma of the
clip, leaving chroma unchanged. If set to 0, posterizes the RGB,
affecting both luma and chroma which usually results in more color
fringes between regions. Intermediate values interpolate between
the two results.
Smooth Source: Default: 0.01, Range: 0 or greater, Shared.
Amount to blur the input clip before posterizing.
Increase this value to reduce noise or jagged edges.
Saturation: Default: 1, Range: any, Shared.
Scales the color saturation. Increase for more intense
colors. Set to 0 for monochrome.
Scale Lights: Default: 1, Range: 0 or greater, Shared.
Scales the result by this value. Increase for a
brighter result.
Offset Darks: Default: 0, Range: any, Shared.
Adds this gray value to the darker regions of
the result. This can be negative to increase contrast.