I was roaming around today in Troy’s github page and I found that there is a tinting option included in Agx. Anyway, I remember that I’ve read a reply by @kofa about implementing a tintin option as a creative effect in the module, but as you may read here you can see that tinting has a rotation too ! so it has a diffrent impact when compared for example to tinting via the rbg primaries module.
@kofa are you still concidering this ?
Also a question to everyone, have you tried tinting the image after the tone mapper ?
it has a sort of more predictable results and a stronger impact, the same happens with offset, I don’t want to go out of our topic here but it made think if we really should do all of our adjusments in the linear domain, well at least when aiming for a “creative” effect.
No, I no longer plan to add that. I can be convinced, but is there really a demand for it?
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I think it’s clearly a nice addition to the module as I’m sure it works a bit diffrently to other tinting oprions at least with the rotation as it sais in the description. Maybe @Eary_Chow could answer this. And for convincing you… I think you did more than enough so far, so it’s up to you.
I don’t have strong opinion on this.
I think I already mentioned how it works previously in this thread, in case you are interested:
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I missed it. I didn’t know the the outset takes place after the image is formed, but it makes total sense.