False Colour
Developer: NT Productions
Recolours footage in After Effects and Premiere Pro based on luminance, with blending and randomise options.
What False Colour does
False Colour, from NT Productions, assigns different colors to different brightness regions of an image. It is a luminance-driven effect in the vein of thermal or heat-map looks.
Adjustable blending controls and a randomise function help produce many variations quickly. It runs in After Effects and Premiere Pro, supports M1/ARM since version 1.1, and works with hosts back to CC 2014. It can be used for stylized grades, thermal-style looks, or simply to explore unexpected palettes quickly.
Key features
- Luminance-based recoloring
- Adjustable blending
- Randomise values for varied looks
- Works in After Effects and Premiere Pro
- M1/ARM support from version 1.1
FAQ
Is False Colour free?
Yes, False Colour is free. Click the Download Free button on this PluginDex page to get it at no cost.
Which apps does False Colour work with?
False Colour works with After Effects.
Who develops False Colour?
False Colour is developed by NT Productions. You can find their other plugins on the NT Productions page of this catalog.
Where can I download False Colour?
Download False Colour free from this PluginDex page using the Download Free button. You get free access without paying.