The LightCap Adjustment sub-palette includes several functions, which will globally alter or transform the current LightCap in opposition to the LightCap settings, which will only affect the selected light.
Exposure
The Exposure slider allows you to apply a multiplier on all the light intensities of the LighCap. This is very similar to the Exposure in photography.
Gamma
The Gamma sliders allows you to change the Gamma of the LightCap, which affects the contrast of the light color.
Hue
The Hue slider allows you to change the global hue of the LightCap, which can let you alter its global color tint.
Saturation
The Saturation slider allows you to change the color quantity of your LightCap. A low saturation will make the color lean more to the grayscale while a high value will increase the color saturation of the LightCap
Intensity
The intensity slider allows you to increase or decrease the color intensity globally. The effect is linear, affecting the whole LightCap equally; for an exponential effect use Exposure.
Retain Highlight
The Retain Highlight slider allows you to decide which part of the specular highlight you want to make visible or not.
Use Material Curves
By enabling the Use Material Curve mode, you can use the Standard Material shaders Diffuse and Specular curve to modulate the diffuse and specular information.
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