Based on Bradley Friedman's workflow this gizmo samples grain by comparing the denoised plate to the original plate.
ComparativeGrain
First submitted: 16 August 2019
Author: Daniel Miller
Compatible Nuke versions: 9.0 or later
Compatibility: Linux
Based on Bradley Friedman's workflow (http://www.fie.us/grain-management-101/) this gizmo samples grain by comparing the denoised plate to the original plate. A gamma correction is used to remove edge artifacts and then the captured grain can be applied either to teh whole comp or to a matted area.
Tested on Linux in Nuke 9 but should work on other platforms and earlier nuke versions as only basic nodes are used.
1.1 fixes a couple of issues with the Gizmo
2.0 Corrects the maths for Gamma and also allows 'LImit to Matte' to work in all modes.
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