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Darken / Lighten Center, Cross Processing Method, Strength

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32 nik Color Efex Pro 2.0 user guide Filters from the Cross Processing filter family: Filter: Cross Processing: C41 to E6 Cross Processing: E6 to C41 Description: The C41 to E6 cross process creates a transparency from negative film. This effect causes the highlights to shift to a warm, peach color, while the shadows take on a blue cast. Included In: Complete Edition Filter Type: Stylizing The E6 to C41 cross process creates a negative from transparency film. This effect creates a contrasty image, with blue highlights and detail fringes. Complete Edition Stylizing Cross Processing Filter Sliders and Controls: Cross Processing Method: Alternates between varying types of the cross processing effect. Experiment with the different types to find which method suits the image best. Strength: Controls the overall amount of the effect on the image. Darken / Lighten Center Included In: Select Edition, Complete Edition Filter Type: Traditional The Darken / Lighten Center filter provides controls to emulate the darkroom effect of lightening or darkening the center or borders of a photograph as it is being printed. This effect can help make an image more three-dimensional, as well as either draw attention to the center of the image or distract from the center of the image, both in a very subtle manner. Darkening the center of an image is typically applied when trying to draw attention to the edges of the image, while lightening the center will draw focus to the center of the image. Darkening the border is often used to create a boundary and maintain a viewer's eye within the photograph.

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nik Color Efex Pro 2.0
user guide
Filters from the Cross Processing filter family:
Filter:
Cross Processing: C41 to E6
Cross Processing: E6 to C41
Description:
The C41 to E6 cross process creates a
transparency from negative film. This
effect causes the highlights to shift to a
warm, peach color, while the shadows
take on a blue cast.
The E6 to C41 cross process creates a
negative from transparency film. This
effect creates a contrasty image, with
blue highlights and detail fringes.
Included In:
Complete Edition
Complete Edition
Filter Type:
Stylizing
Stylizing
Cross Processing Filter Sliders and Controls:
Cross Processing Method
: Alternates between varying types of the cross
processing effect. Experiment with the different types to find which method
suits the image best.
Strength
: Controls the overall amount of the effect on the image.
Darken / Lighten Center
Included In: Select Edition, Complete Edition
Filter Type: Traditional
The Darken / Lighten Center filter provides controls to emulate the
darkroom effect of lightening or darkening the center or borders of a
photograph as it is being printed. This effect can help make an image
more three-dimensional, as well as either draw attention to the center of
the image or distract from the center of the image, both in a very subtle
manner. Darkening the center of an image is typically applied when trying
to draw attention to the edges of the image, while lightening the center will
draw focus to the center of the image. Darkening the border is often used to
create a boundary and maintain a viewer’s eye within the photograph.