Autodesk 62205-051408-9001 User Guide - Page 579

Distort Filters ❚❘❘ Mirror Use Mirror to have one side of your image reflect the other. You do this by defining the line through your image. Angle-Places the line, rotating it either clockwise or counter-clockwise. Center-Determines the center of the line. You can use the Set Position button to set the center. Resize Image-Extends the effect past the edges of the layer. Offset Use Offset to pan images or frames. New Center-Sets a new center point for the layer. You can use the Set Position button to set the center. Undefined Areas-Determines what appears in the empty space created by offsetting the layer. Pinch Use Pinch to make your image appear squeezed either inward or outward from the defined center point. making it appear to recede. Negative values stretch the image over the cone, moving the center point closer to your point of view. Scale-Controls the scale at which the pinching occurs. If you think of a layer as a sheet of paper, the scale is the difference between wrapping the sheet of paper around a basketball compared to wrapping it around a baseball. Wrapping the paper around a basketball is like applying a negative pinch with a high scale value. Wrapping it around the baseball is like applying a negative pinch with a low scale value. Aspect-Modifies the ratio of horizontal to vertical distortion. Positive values make the horizontal dominate, while negative numbers favor vertical distortions. Center-Determines the point around which the image is distorted. You can use the Set Position button to set the center. Resize Image-Extends the effect past the edge of the layer. Polar to Rectangular Use Polar to Rectangular to change pixel definition (from the Polar to the Cartesian coordinate system). The effect stretches a round object so that it appears to straighten out. Positive pinch amount Negative pinch amount Amount-Controls the severity of the distortion. Positive numbers pull the image inside the cone, 563