ASP offers two additional Tone Mapping algorithms: Filmic and Khronos PBR Neutral.

Furthermore, the intensity of Tone Mapping on character pixels can be adjusted using additional parameters.

<aside> 💡 In some cases, you may want to apply a weaker tone mapping strength to character pixels compared to other parts of the scene. This is because using Filmic tone mapping can resulting loss of saturation on characters’s pixel color. ASP provides additional parameters to reduce the impact of tone mapping on character pixels, helping to preserve color saturation.

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1. Adding the ToneMapping Renderer Feature and Volume Override(click to expand)

2. Set the project's Grading Mode to High Dynamic Range (HDR) (click to expand)

3. Tune the Tone Mapping parameters

4. Comparison between different Tone Mapping

Finally, here are three comparison images: one with no Tone Mapping, one with Filmic Tone Mapping, and one with Khronos Neutral Tone Mapping.

As you can see, Khronos Neutral Tone Mapping preserves more color saturation, while Filmic allows you to control the Tone Mapping's impact on character pixels using the Character Pixel Tone Map Strength parameter.