Tesseract Gives AI Agents Pro Color Grading
Tesseract’s color-grading workflow lets AI agents adjust camera log footage with ACES, LUTs, curves, selective corrections, masks, and HDR output while keeping the project editable. It brings professional post-production controls into Mirage’s agent-oriented creative runtime. [Official details](https://dev.mirage.app/tesseract/color-grading)
This is a meaningful expansion from AI-assisted editing into genuine post-production workflows, though “professional-level” still depends on human review and color judgment.
- –Supports ACES workflows, camera input transforms, ACEScct grading, and SDR/HDR output.
- –Agents can target individual hues or masked areas instead of applying crude global filters.
- –Separate footage and graphics layers help preserve logos, captions, and brand colors.
- –Editable projects make iterative, shot-by-shot refinement more practical than one-shot video generation.
- –Qualifiers are not automatic tracking, arbitrary OpenColorIO configurations are unsupported, and consistency still requires reviewing the full sequence. [Tesseract documentation](https://dev.mirage.app/tesseract/color-grading)
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