Andy Fennesz

I'm using Jit.op to separate video into shadows, mids, and highlights. But even before I additively combine them , they look seriously compromised: blown out highlights and a greatly reduced color palette.

Do you have any idea what's causing this and whether it can be fixed?

Inequalities kinda working.maxpat

I'm using Jit.op to separate video into shadows, mids, and highlights.  But even before I additively combine them , they look seriously compromised: blown out highlights and a greatly reduced color palette.

Do you have any idea what's causing this and whether it can be fixed? 

I'm using Jit.op to separate video into shadows, mids, and highlights.  But even before I additively combine them , they look seriously comp

jit-op-p-p-produces-severely-degraded-images

Why not use OPER8R so as to avoid leaving the texture world behind?

Thanks for your reply. I haven't figured out how to use the pass through modes in OPER8R. OPER8R expects two video inputs, right? How do I tell it what value of 'p' to use? I tried sending a flonum into Video Input 2, but that didn't work.

Thanks for your reply.  I haven't figured out how to use the pass through modes in OPER8R.  OPER8R expects two video inputs, right? How do I tell it what value of 'p' to use? I tried sending a flonum into Video Input 2, but that didn't work.  

I suppose there are a number of ways to approach this, but this seems to work....

Jit.op > p < p produces severely degraded images