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ShowBadColors

Identifies all pixels that fall outside a given color range, and flags them with the same color so they can be seen easily.

In the Sapphire Adjust effects submenu.

ShowBadColors

  • Source: The current layer. The clip to be processed.
  • Load Preset (Push-button) Brings up the Preset Browser to browse all available presets for this effect.

  • Save Preset (Push-button) Brings up the Preset Save dialog to save a preset for this effect.

  • Min (Default: 0, Range: 0 to 1) Minimum color value. Pixels where any color channel is less than this value will be marked with Low Color.

  • Max (Default: 1, Range: 0 to 1) Maximum color value. Pixels where any color channel is greater than this value will be marked with High Color.

  • Min Luma (Default: 0, Range: 0 to 1) Minimum luminance value. Pixels where the luminance is less than this value will be marked with Low Color.

  • Max Luma (Default: 1, Range: 0 to 1) Maximum luminance value. Pixels where the luminance is greater than this value will be marked with High Color.

  • Min Chroma (Default: 0, Range: 0 to 1) Minimum chrominance value. Pixels where the chroma is less than this value will be marked with Low Color.

  • Max Chroma (Default: 1, Range: 0 to 1) Maximum chrominance value. Pixels where the chroma is greater than this value will be marked with High Color.

  • Min Rgb (Default rgb: [0 0 0]) Minimum values per color channel. Pixels where any color channel is below the corresponding channel of this parameter will be marked with Low Color.

  • Max Rgb (Default rgb: [1 1 1]) Maximum values per color channel. Pixels where any color channel is above the corresponding channel of this parameter will be marked with High Color.

  • High Color (Default rgb: [1 0 0]) Color to mark high pixels with. Any pixel that is above one of the Max parameters will be set to this color.

  • Low Color (Default rgb: [0 0 1]) Color to mark low pixels with. Any pixel that is below one of the Min parameters will be set to this color.

  • Output Matte (Check-box, Default: off) If enabled, output a matte which is set to white for bad pixels and black otherwise.

  • Invert Matte (Check-box, Default: off) If enabled, the matte is inverted to show black for bad pixels and white otherwise. Has no effect unless Output Matte is also enabled.