Sepia Image
Controlled node
Overview
The Sepia Image node applies a sepia filter to an input image, giving it a warm, brownish vintage tone. This is a controlled node that processes images using the Jimp image manipulation library.
The node takes an image input, applies the sepia transformation, and outputs the processed image. It automatically clones the input image before processing to preserve the original.
Inputs
| Input | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| Run | Event | Triggers the image processing operation. | - |
| Image | Data | The input image to process. Accepts Jimp image objects. | - |
Outputs
| Output | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Done | Event | Fires when the sepia filter has been applied and the image is ready. |
| Output | Data | The processed image with the sepia filter applied. |
Runtime Behavior
When triggered by the Run event, the node:
- Clones the input image to avoid modifying the original
- Applies the sepia filter using
img.sepia()(Jimp library) - Outputs the transformed image via the Output data socket
- Fires the Done event to signal completion
The sepia effect converts the image to grayscale and then applies a brownish tint, creating a vintage photograph appearance.
Example
Connect the Sepia Image node after an image source (such as Read Image or AI Generate Image) to apply a vintage effect:
- Connect the Read Image node's output to the Image input of Sepia Image
- Trigger the Run event to process the image
- Connect the Output to a Write To Library node to save the sepia-toned image
[Read Image] → Image → [Sepia Image] → Output → [Write To Library]
↓ Run ↓ Done