Duo-tone Effect in Blender's Compositor

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          You really only need to use a color ramp node, but I have added some math nodes to control the contrast. Instead of these you could use a Color Curve node.



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          • Can you send me the close-up of the node setup?
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          • If you click on the image it will download to its own browser page which you can zoom into ;-)
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          You really only need to use a color ramp node, but I have added some math nodes to control the contrast. Instead of these you could use a Color Curve node.



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          • Can you send me the close-up of the node setup?
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          • If you click on the image it will download to its own browser page which you can zoom into ;-)
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          up vote
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          You really only need to use a color ramp node, but I have added some math nodes to control the contrast. Instead of these you could use a Color Curve node.



          duotone






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          • Can you send me the close-up of the node setup?
            – Jayem14
            Aug 22 at 0:34










          • If you click on the image it will download to its own browser page which you can zoom into ;-)
            – 3pointedit
            Aug 22 at 9:10












          up vote
          7
          down vote



          accepted







          up vote
          7
          down vote



          accepted






          You really only need to use a color ramp node, but I have added some math nodes to control the contrast. Instead of these you could use a Color Curve node.



          duotone






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          You really only need to use a color ramp node, but I have added some math nodes to control the contrast. Instead of these you could use a Color Curve node.



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          • Can you send me the close-up of the node setup?
            – Jayem14
            Aug 22 at 0:34










          • If you click on the image it will download to its own browser page which you can zoom into ;-)
            – 3pointedit
            Aug 22 at 9:10
















          • Can you send me the close-up of the node setup?
            – Jayem14
            Aug 22 at 0:34










          • If you click on the image it will download to its own browser page which you can zoom into ;-)
            – 3pointedit
            Aug 22 at 9:10















          Can you send me the close-up of the node setup?
          – Jayem14
          Aug 22 at 0:34




          Can you send me the close-up of the node setup?
          – Jayem14
          Aug 22 at 0:34












          If you click on the image it will download to its own browser page which you can zoom into ;-)
          – 3pointedit
          Aug 22 at 9:10




          If you click on the image it will download to its own browser page which you can zoom into ;-)
          – 3pointedit
          Aug 22 at 9:10

















           

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