Parent Topic: LUT Editor
Editing Graph
The graph contains three different pieces of information. The black line is a representation of the current LUT. The grey histogram in the background is a histogram of the image data without the LUT applied and the coloured histogram in the foreground is the image data with the LUT applied. If the graph is tied to a colour gun, the foreground histogram is drawn in this colour. A graph that is tied to a specific channel has its foreground histogram drawn in dark grey.

The black line represents the values in the lookup table, with the left side of the graph representing an input value of 0, and the right side of the graph an input value of 255. The height of the white line above the bottom of the graph corresponds to the output value. At the bottom the output value is 0, while at the top the output value is 255.


Parent Topic: LUT Editor
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