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Tone Curve

Basit iki parametreli arayüzde S-eğrisi kontrastı. Film görünümü.

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Bu araç hakkında Tone Curve

Tone Curve applies adjustable S-curve transformations to your image, providing smooth, film-like contrast control. Adjust the curve strength for classic contrast enhancement and midtone bias to shift overall brightness – all in a simplified two-parameter interface.

Parametreler

  • Curve Strength
    Controls the intensity and direction of the S-curve (-1 to +1). Positive values create a classic S-curve that darkens shadows and brightens highlights, increasing contrast with a natural, film-like quality. Negative values create an inverse curve that lifts shadows and compresses highlights, reducing contrast for a flat, matte look.
  • Midtone Bias
    Shifts the overall brightness of midtones (-1 to +1). Positive values brighten the image (like increasing gamma), making midtones lighter while anchoring blacks and whites. Negative values darken midtones for a moodier, low-key look.
  • Mix
    Blends the curve-adjusted result with the original image. At 0, no change is visible. At 1.0, the full tone curve adjustment is applied.

Nasıl Çalışır

The filter applies a mathematically smooth curve to each RGB channel. The curve strength parameter shapes the curve into an S (positive) or inverse-S (negative), while the midtone bias applies a power function that shifts the middle tones without affecting the endpoints.

Eğri Gücü Etkileri

  • -1.0 to -0.5 – Reduced contrast, lifted shadows, matte/faded look
  • -0.3 to 0 – Subtle contrast reduction, softer image
  • 0 – No curve applied (linear)
  • 0 to +0.3 – Subtle contrast boost, adds punch
  • +0.5 to +1.0 – Strong S-curve, dramatic contrast, deep blacks and bright highlights

İpuçları

  • Curve strength +0.2 to +0.4 gives classic film-like contrast enhancement
  • Negative curve strength + positive midtone bias = faded vintage look
  • Use midtone bias to fine-tune exposure without clipping highlights or shadows
  • For more precise control with individual points, use the Curves filter