• Where to find it:

• Add Adjustment Layer / Extension Pack / Color Correction / 

• NodeGraph / Right Mouse Click / Nodes / Filter / Extension Pack / Color Correction / 

• Video
• Node Overview
• Node Properties
• Main Tab
• Preview
• Colors
• Range

Replace Color allows you to replace a selected color or color range with another.

MAIN TAB

• Show Original

Allows you to show the result without the Adjustment applied. 

This is useful for color picking. How the Original is shown depends on your settings for

'Wipe'

• Wipe

A viewport wipe between Source Color and Target Color. The wipe position is in percentage of your

paint buffers width. Moving the Paint Buffer will change the position of the wipe midpoint

• Source Color

The Source Color to replace

• Target Color

The new Color to replace the Source Color with

• Source Range

The Source Color Range affects the 'opacity' of the mask that is being applied to mix between Source Color and Target Color.

It works by setting new White and Black Output Levels in the luminance. 

In a Remapping node this would be equivalent to the 'New Minimum Value' and 'New Maximum Value'

• Fine Threshold

The Fine Threshold affects the contrast levels of the mask that is being applied to mix between Source Color and Target Color.

It works by setting new White and Black Input Levels in the Luminance.

In a remapping node this would be the equivalent the the 'Old Minimum Value' and the 'Old Maximum Value'

Other than the Large Threshold which affects the entire luminance range (0-1) the Fine Threshold only works in the range

of 0.0- 0.01 giving you extremely fine control over color selections.

• Large Threshold

The Large Threshold affects the contrast levels of the mask that is being applied to mix between Source Color and Target Color.

It works by setting new White and Black Input Levels in the Luminance.

In a remapping node this would be the equivalent the the 'Old Minimum Value' and the 'Old Maximum Value'

The Large Threshold affects the entire luminance range (0-1) making it more suitable for broad value selections