Filter Functions
Filters receive their results from the interaction of pixels, like the Smooth function, which blurs the texture by averaging all values around each pixel, or the Detect Maxima function, which highlights the pixels that are the brightest ones in their environment.
Here is a list of the available filters:
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Compute the derivation of the image. | |
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Smooth only noisy pixels. |
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Increase the intensity of details. |
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Create an edge mask. |
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Convert the brightest pixels to white. |
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Add an aging effect. |
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Expand single colored areas. |
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Remove frequency ranges. |
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Make a texture to tile better. |
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Free convolution filter. |
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Standard median filter. |
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Smooth along a line. |
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PS-Plugins | Run a Photoshop® compatible plugin. |
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Radial Blur | Performs a radial blur. |
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Standard gaussian blur. |
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Lens-effect blurring. |
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Directional wind filter. |
