S_Solarize Inverts the colors of the input clip that are brighter than the Threshold value, to create a 'solarization' effect. In the Sapphire Stylize effects submenu. Inputs: Source:  The current layer.   The clip to be processed.

Parameters:

Threshold:   Default: 0.5,  Range: 0 to 1.
Colors above this value are inverted. If this is 0, all colors are inverted to produce a negative. If this is 1, no colors are inverted and the result should equal the input.

Saturation:   Default: 1,  Range: -2 to 8.
Scales the color saturation of the result. Increase for more intense colors. Set to 0 for monochrome. You can also invert the chroma of the result by making this negative.

Invert:   Check-box,  Default: off.
If enabled, the result is inverted. The invert is applied before the Brightness and Offset are used, so you may need to readjust those parameters when you change the invert option.

Brightness:   Default: 2,  Range: 0 or greater.
Scales the brightness of the result. Note that if a Threshold of .5 is used, no colors will be more than half the maximum brightness, so the contrast is increased by setting the Brightness to 2.

Offset Darks:   Default: 0,  Range: -8 to 2.
Adds this gray value to the darker regions after the solarize effect. This can be negative to increase contrast.

See Also:

HueSatBright Monochrome ClampChroma PseudoColor DuoTone Tint Threshold Hotspots Gamma

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