ComfyUI Node: LayerFilter: Film V2

LayerFilter: Film V2:

The LayerFilter: FilmV2 node is designed to enhance your images by applying a variety of film-like effects, giving them a cinematic and polished look. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who want to add a professional touch to their creations without delving into complex image editing software. By leveraging advanced techniques such as saturation adjustment, vignette effects, grain addition, and blur, the FilmV2 node allows you to transform ordinary images into visually compelling pieces. The node is versatile and can be fine-tuned to achieve a wide range of artistic effects, making it an essential tool for anyone looking to elevate the aesthetic quality of their images.

LayerFilter: Film V2 Input Parameters:

image

This parameter accepts the image you want to process. The image should be in a compatible format that the node can handle.

center_x

This parameter sets the x-coordinate for the center of the vignette effect. Adjusting this value will shift the focal point of the vignette horizontally across the image.

center_y

This parameter sets the y-coordinate for the center of the vignette effect. Adjusting this value will shift the focal point of the vignette vertically across the image.

saturation

This parameter controls the saturation level of the image. Increasing the saturation will make the colors more vibrant, while decreasing it will make the colors more muted. The default value is typically set to a neutral level.

vignette_intensity

This parameter adjusts the intensity of the vignette effect. A higher value will result in a more pronounced vignette, darkening the edges of the image more significantly.

grain_method

This parameter specifies the method used to add grain to the image. Different methods can produce different types of grain, affecting the overall texture and feel of the image.

grain_power

This parameter controls the strength of the grain effect. Higher values will result in more noticeable grain, adding a vintage or gritty look to the image.

grain_scale

This parameter adjusts the scale of the grain particles. Larger values will make the grain particles bigger, while smaller values will make them finer.

grain_sat

This parameter controls the saturation of the grain effect. Adjusting this value can make the grain more or less colorful, depending on the desired effect.

filmgrainer_shadows

This parameter affects the grain in the shadow areas of the image. Adjusting this value can enhance or reduce the grain specifically in the darker regions.

filmgrainer_highs

This parameter affects the grain in the highlight areas of the image. Adjusting this value can enhance or reduce the grain specifically in the brighter regions.

blur_strength

This parameter controls the overall strength of the blur effect applied to the image. Higher values will result in a more blurred image.

blur_focus_spread

This parameter adjusts the spread of the blur effect, determining how far the blur extends from the focal point.

focal_depth

This parameter sets the depth of field for the blur effect, simulating the focus range of a camera lens. Adjusting this value can create a more realistic depth effect.

depth_map

This optional parameter allows you to provide a depth map to guide the blur effect, making it more accurate and context-aware.

LayerFilter: Film V2 Output Parameters:

image

The output is the processed image with all the applied film-like effects. This image will have enhanced visual qualities such as adjusted saturation, added grain, vignette effects, and blur, depending on the input parameters.

LayerFilter: Film V2 Usage Tips:

• Experiment with the saturation and vignette_intensity parameters to find the perfect balance for your image.
• Use the grain_power and grain_scale parameters to add a vintage or artistic touch to your photos.
• Adjust the blur_strength and focal_depth to create a realistic depth of field effect, making your subject stand out.
• Utilize the depth_map parameter for more precise control over the blur effect, especially in complex scenes.

LayerFilter: Film V2 Common Errors and Solutions:

"Invalid image format"

• Explanation: The input image is not in a compatible format.
• Solution: Ensure that the image is in a supported format such as JPEG or PNG.

"Parameter out of range"

• Explanation: One or more input parameters are set outside their acceptable range.
• Solution: Check the parameter values and ensure they are within the specified minimum and maximum limits.

"Depth map not provided"

• Explanation: The depth map parameter is required but not provided.
• Solution: Either provide a valid depth map or adjust the settings to not require a depth map.

"Processing timeout"

• Explanation: The node took too long to process the image.
• Solution: Try reducing the image size or simplifying the effects to speed up processing.