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Blend, Color, Lower Tonality, Opacity, Rotation, Select Color Set, Vertical Shift

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nik Color Efex Pro 2.0 user guide 39 Filter: Graduated Olive Graduated Orange Graduated User Defined Description: Adds a gradual amount of a dark greenish brown to an image which is ideal for creating enhanced foliage scenery. Applying this filter to the bottom of an image enables the enhancement of the foreground of landscapes. Adds a gradual amount of orange to an image and is perfect for creating a sunset or similar enhancement. Adds a gradual amount of any color, selected by the user within the filter, to an image. This filter enables custom enhancements that can increase the vibrancy of virtually any image. Included In: Standard Edition Select Edition Complete Edition Standard Edition Select Edition Complete Edition Select Edition Complete Edition Filter Type: Traditional Traditional Traditional Graduated filter family Sliders and Controls: Blend: Controls the blend from the filter's color to the original colors of the image. Color (In the Graduated User Defined filter): Selects the color of the filter to be applied. Lower Tonality (In the Graduated Neutral Density Filter): Controls the lightness of the bottom portion of the filter. Use this control to either lighten or darken the bottom half of the image. Opacity: Controls the overall strength of the filter. Rotation: Controls the angle of the filter's horizon. Select Color Set: This pop-up control provides different variations on the filter's color. Upper Tonality (In the Graduated Neutral Density Filter): Controls the lightness of the top portion of the filter. Use this control to either lighten or darken the top half of the image. Vertical Shift: Controls the placement of the filter's horizon. This control allows you to set where the middle of the blend occurs.

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nik Color Efex Pro 2.0
user guide
Filter:
Graduated Olive
Graduated Orange
Graduated User
Defined
Description:
Adds a gradual amount of
a dark greenish brown to
an image which is ideal
for creating enhanced
foliage scenery. Applying
this filter to the bottom
of an image enables the
enhancement of the
foreground of landscapes.
Adds a gradual amount
of orange to an image
and is perfect for creating
a sunset or similar
enhancement.
Adds a gradual amount
of any color, selected
by the user within the
filter, to an image. This
filter enables custom
enhancements that can
increase the vibrancy of
virtually any image.
Included In:
Standard Edition
Select Edition
Complete Edition
Standard Edition
Select Edition
Complete Edition
Select Edition
Complete Edition
Filter Type:
Traditional
Traditional
Traditional
Graduated filter family Sliders and Controls:
Blend
: Controls the blend from the filter’s color to the original colors of
the image.
Color
(In the Graduated User Defined filter)
: Selects the color of the filter to be
applied.
Lower Tonality
(In the Graduated Neutral Density Filter)
: Controls the
lightness of the bottom portion of the filter. Use this control to either
lighten or darken the bottom half of the image.
Opacity
: Controls the overall strength of the filter.
Rotation
: Controls the angle of the filter’s horizon.
Select Color Set
: This pop-up control provides different variations on the
filter’s color.
Upper Tonality
(In the Graduated Neutral Density Filter)
: Controls the
lightness of the top portion of the filter. Use this control to either lighten or
darken the top half of the image.
Vertical Shift
: Controls the placement of the filter’s horizon. This control
allows you to set where the middle of the blend occurs.