Render Effects Overview

Render effects are additional visual effects applied during rendering.

They can be used to improve image quality, shape the final look of an image, or add stylized presentation effects. Render effects are configured per camera.

Render effects are configured per camera.

Available Render Effects

• Ambient Occlusion
  Adds soft contact shadows that help define depth and shape.

• Anti-Aliasing
  Reduces visible jagged edges.

• Bloom
  Adds a glow around bright areas.

• Chromatic Aberration
  Shifts color channels slightly for a lens-style distortion effect.

• Color Correction
  Adjusts the overall image colors.

• Color Grading
  Applies a color look or stylized tone to the render.

• Distort
  Warps the image for stylized distortion effects.

• Depth of Field
  Blurs areas that are out of focus.

• Film
  Applies film-style image adjustments.

• Fisheye
  Simulates a fisheye lens with strong wide-angle distortion.

• Fog
  Adds atmospheric depth by fading distant areas.

• Grain
  Adds fine noise to the image.

• Lens Flare
  Simulates flare from bright light sources.

• Lens Texture
  Applies a texture-based lens effect.

• Letterbox
  Adds cinematic black bars to the image.

• Overlay
  Draws an additional image or effect over the render.

• Sharpen
  Enhances edge definition and local contrast.

• Vignette
  Darkens the image near the edges.

How Render Effects Are Used

Render effects can be combined to shape the final appearance of a render.

Some effects are mainly corrective, such as Anti-Aliasing or Sharpen. Others are primarily visual or stylistic, such as Vignette, Grain, Chromatic Aberration, or Letterbox. Effects such as Fog, Bloom, and Depth of Field can also help reinforce depth, atmosphere, and focus.