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    FFGL Contrast Adjust or Levels?

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    • MichelM
      Michel Izzy Guru
      last edited by

      @CitizenJoe

      Ok if I understand it right you have downloaded it, I misst that by the first read of the post.

      Best Michel

      Michel Weber | www.filmprojekt.ch | rMBP (2019) i9, 16gig, AMD 5500M 8 GB, OS X 10.15 | located in Winterthur Switzerland.

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      • MikhailM
        Mikhail
        last edited by

        Hello Michel, jhoepffner!

        I've seen this thread and once again kindly ask to help.
        I already use FFGL Brightness Actor. Unfortunatelly, it can not ajust brightness more then 100%. 
        Could you tell me, is it possible to Adjust Brightness more then 100%? Sometimes picture on screen seems too dark. It would be great if i can increase brightness level.
        Thanks!

        Win7, i7(SkyWell), 16GB RAM, SSD, nvidia GTX 1070, Isadora 2.5

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        • CitizenJoeC
          CitizenJoe
          last edited by

          Hi folks, 

          Thanks for your replies.  
          @[jhoepffner](http://troikatronix.com/troikatronixforum/profile/15/jhoepffner), that seems to be MAC only?
          @Michel, I have downloaded it, but there isn't a Levels or Contrast Adjust in the Windows 7 version, as far as I can tell...
          Does anyone have one that they can post?
          Thanks,
          Hugh

          Hugh in Winnipeg - All test machines, Win10 Pro, 64 bit, OS SSD and separate data SSD.

          1. new laptop: Dell 7560, i9 11950H, 64 gigs, NVIDIA RTX A4000 w/8 GB GDDR6
          2. old desktop: Dell T5500 2009, Dual Quad Core Processor E5530, 12 gigs, 2x Radeon 5750... Still works well!
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          • jhoepffnerJ
            jhoepffner
            last edited by

            @CitizenJoe

            Sorry, I dont use windows, so I don't know
            @Mikhail
            Yes 100% is max (but normal is 50%, so not so bad). If I have to dark movie, I prefer to do postprod in Resolve to have the good value. I use bright.contrast only for live changes.
            Jacques

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            • BennnidB
              Bennnid
              last edited by

              Up, is there an efficient contrast brightness tool in isa 3 in ffgl or glsl ? thanks

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              • BennnidB
                Bennnid @Bennnid
                last edited by

                @bennnid as level was I mean... I tried idlab brightness contrast but the saturation is being too changed...

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                • CitizenJoeC
                  CitizenJoe @Bennnid
                  last edited by

                  @bennnid there is a Contrast Adjust actor .... It works basically like levels in photoshop. Is that what you mean?

                  Cheers,

                  Hugh

                  Hugh in Winnipeg - All test machines, Win10 Pro, 64 bit, OS SSD and separate data SSD.

                  1. new laptop: Dell 7560, i9 11950H, 64 gigs, NVIDIA RTX A4000 w/8 GB GDDR6
                  2. old desktop: Dell T5500 2009, Dual Quad Core Processor E5530, 12 gigs, 2x Radeon 5750... Still works well!
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                  • BennnidB
                    Bennnid @CitizenJoe
                    last edited by Bennnid

                    @citizenjoe I remember in isa 2 level was better than contrast adjust as far as I remember... I'm wondering if he's been updated...

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                    • markM
                      mark @Bennnid
                      last edited by

                      @bennnid said:

                      I remember in isa 2 level was better than contrast adjust as far as I remember...

                       Is this the actor you're talking about?

                      If so, that was a 32-bit FreeFrame plugin that was not created by a third-party not by TroikaTronix. We have not offered a direct replacement. But it is possible that this could be recoded as a GLSL Shader plugin. But first I want to establish exactly what plugin you remember.

                      Best Wishes,
                      Mar

                      Media Artist & Creator of Isadora
                      Macintosh SE-30, 32 Mb RAM, MacOS 7.6, Dual Floppy Drives

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                      • BennnidB
                        Bennnid
                        last edited by

                        ooooh ! this one looks really cool but I was thinking about the midpoint one that was really efficient ( left one)

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                        • markM
                          mark @Bennnid
                          last edited by

                          @bennnid said:

                          ooooh ! this one looks really cool but I was thinking about the midpoint one that was really efficient ( left one)

                           Unfortunately there were not Isadora plugins. I guess they were 32 bit FreeFrame plugins that are not compatible with Isadora 3 because it is 64 bit.

                          I will see if I can find some shader code to do this.

                          Best Wishes,
                          Mark

                          Media Artist & Creator of Isadora
                          Macintosh SE-30, 32 Mb RAM, MacOS 7.6, Dual Floppy Drives

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                          • BennnidB
                            Bennnid
                            last edited by Bennnid

                            thanks a lot idLab also made a cool contrast shader but really this "level" one was worth ! 

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