Tints the image using multi-color, radially graduated filters.

Tints.

To select a preset, choose one from the Presets tab.

Selects how color is applied to the image.

Tints the image while retaining highlights.

The image is tinted by replacing hue and saturation.

The image is tinted by only replacing hue.

Pixels darker than the color are replaced, and pixels lighter than the color do not change.

Pixels lighter than the color are replaced, and pixels darker than the color do not change.

Sets the color for the top left quadrant of the image.

Sets the color through the use of a standard color picker.

Sets the opacity of the color.

The Color 2 controls are the same as the controls for Color 1 except it is applied to the top right quadrant of the image.

The Color 3 controls are the same as the controls for Color 1 except it is applied to the bottom right quadrant of the image.

The Color 4controls are the same as the controls for Color 1 except it is applied to the bottom left quadrant of the image.

Sets the position, rotation and aspect ratio of the radial gradient.

There is an on-screen control in the center of the image. By clicking and dragging the on-screen control, the position of the grad can be adjusted.

The horizontal position of the grad.

The vertical position of the grad.

The size of the grad.

The rotation of the grad.

The aspect ratio of the grad.

Preserves the white areas of the image.

Exposure Compensation adds back the brightness loss as a result of the filter application.

A spot in the form of a radial gradient can optionally be used to control where color is added to the image. Go to the Spot section of Common Node Controls to see how the Spot controls work.