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The Monochrome node
The Monochrome node removes all color from its input image, making it monochrome. For example:
You can't set keyframes for the Monochrome node; it changes its input throughout the scene. If you need to vary the amount of color in the image, (for example inbetweening from full color to monochrome), you should instead use the Color Correct node's HSV corrector panel to alter the image's saturation; see The Color Correct node.
