🎬 Radiance Viewer

VFX Industry-Standard Image Viewer for ComfyUI

Professional Grade GPU Accelerated Interactive

📖 Overview

The Radiance Pro Viewer brings professional image analysis tools from industry applications like Autodesk Flame, Foundry Nuke, and DaVinci Resolve directly into ComfyUI.

🔍 Interactive Navigation

Smooth zoom and pan with mouse wheel and drag gestures.

📊 Professional Scopes

Real-time Histogram, Waveform, and Vectorscope analysis.

🎨 Exposure Controls

Adjust display EV and gamma for evaluating HDR content.

🚨 False Color & Zebra

ARRI-style exposure visualization and clipping detection.

↔️ A/B Comparison

Wipe and difference modes for comparing versions.

📺 Fullscreen Mode

Expand viewer to full screen for detailed inspection.

🚀 Getting Started

Adding the Node

Search for Radiance Viewer in the ComfyUI node menu, or navigate to FXTD STUDIO → Radiance → Viewer.

First Steps

Scroll Zoom in/out towards cursor
Shift + Drag Pan around the image
Press F Fit image to view
Press 1 100% zoom (1:1 pixels)
Click Sample color values

🖥️ Interface Layout

Radiance Viewer Interface

Click image to view in full quality

⌨️ Keyboard Shortcuts

F Fit to View
1 100% Zoom
R Red Channel
G Green Channel
B Blue Channel
L Luminance
C Color (RGB)
H Histogram
W Waveform
V Vectorscope
E False Color
Z Zebra Pattern
A A/B Compare
D Annotate
? Help Overlay
F11 Fullscreen
T Save Snapshot

📊 Professional Scopes

Histogram (H)

Shows the distribution of pixel values across the tonal range. Watch for:

Waveform (W)

Displays luminance distribution across the horizontal axis of the image. Vertical position indicates brightness level (0-100%).

💡 Pro Tip

If pixels touch the top of the waveform, highlights are clipping. If they touch the bottom, shadows are crushed.

Vectorscope (V)

Shows color hue (angle) and saturation (distance from center). Useful for checking skin tones and color balance.

🎨 False Color Analysis (E)

ARRI-style exposure visualization shows luminance levels as distinct colors:

Purple — <1% Crushed blacks
Blue — 1-8% Underexposed
Cyan — 8-16% Dark shadows
Grey — ~18% Middle grey
Green — 18-35% Optimal
Yellow — 35-55% Bright
Orange — 55-75% Hot
Red — 75-95% Very hot
Magenta — >95% Clipped

💡 Usage

Target skin tones in the green/yellow zone. Avoid magenta (clipped) unless intentional for creative effect.

↔️ A/B Comparison

Wipe Mode

Press A to enable split-screen comparison. Drag the divider to compare two images side-by-side.

Difference Mode

Press A again for difference view (5x amplified). Bright areas indicate differences, black indicates identical pixels.

Mode Description
Wipe Draggable split-screen comparison
Difference Highlights pixel differences (5x amplified)

🏆 Industry Comparison

Feature Radiance Pro Flame Nuke
Zoom/Pan
Exposure Control
Histogram
Waveform
Vectorscope
False Color
Zebra Pattern Plugin
A/B Compare
Color Picker

🔧 Troubleshooting

Viewer not appearing?

Scopes not updating?

Performance issues?