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SOFT SHADOW PRO LENS BLUR PLUS

Highlight Boost: Used to set the intensity of the highlight boosting – higher values result in brighter highlights. Luma – Boosts the Luminosity values of the highlights.Luma Boost to White – Boosts the Luminosity values and desaturates the highlights.RGB Glow – Boosts the RGB and Saturation values of the highlights.RGB Max – Boosts the RGB values of the highlights.Noise Seed: Used to set the random seed that controls the noise structure in the highlights.Ĭontains parameters to control the highlights that are generated by the filter.īoost/Sup Mode pop-up: Used to determine the way the highlights are composited into the image. Noise Blur: Used to smooth the generated noise in the highlights. Noise Stretch: Used to distort the noise structure in the highlights. Noise Scale: Used to set the size of noise structure in the highlights. Noise Intensity: Used to set the amount of noise in the highlights. Iris Rotation: Used to set the rotation of the iris.īokeh: Determines the overall look or bokeh of the Iris Shape – negative values erode the center of the shape, positive values erode the outside of the shape.īokeh Shading: Used to set the softness of the bokeh – negative values produce a soft result, positive values produce a sharp result.Ĭontains parameters to control the level of noise in the highlights. Used to curve or smooth non-circular iris shapes. ***Curvature:***Similar to a pinch / bloat filter. 3-16 Sides – Generates non-circular highlights with 3-16 sides Iris.Circle – Generates circular highlights.

Iris Shape pop-up: Used to set the overall shape of the highlight. V****iew Iris checkbox: When checked, displays the iris shape on a black background. Gamma: Used to control the image highlight gamma.īlur Alpha: Controls whether or not to blur the alpha channel along with the RGB channels.Ĭontains parameters to control the shape and look of the generated highlights. Scale Y: Scales the highlight along the Y axis only. Scale X: Scales the highlight along the X axis only. Iris Scale: Used to set the size of the highlight blur effect. Sharper – Generates the sharpest edges but is the slowest to render.Sharp – Generates a sharper result but takes longer to render than the Normal mode.Quality pop-up: 3 way pop-up used to set the quality of the edges of the generated highlights. When the Animation menu is changed to Percent Done then this slider can be manually keyframed to control the transition progression. Percent Done: Disabled/Hidden by default. Can be useful in customizing the exact timing of the transition or when applying the filter as a stylized effect as opposed to a direct NLE-style transition.

Percent Done – requires the user to set keyframes to control the transition progression.

Auto – automatically generates a transition based on the transition length (when used as a transition) or the clip length (when used as a filter).

When applied as a normal “effect” as opposed to a transition, however, this menu is used to select the “Incoming” or “Reveal” layer for the transition.Īnimation: Menu controlling what drives the animation of the transition.

Layer to Reveal: This layer selection popup is not relevant when you have applied the filter as a true NLE-style transition and it will be hidden or disabled in that context.

SOFT SHADOW PRO LENS BLUR PLUS

Like all of the other filters that are included in the Transitions category, BCC Lens Blur Dissolve includes user controls for the velocity of the transition with an optional on-screen display of the ease-in and ease-out velocity curve.īCC filters come with a library of factory installed presets plus the ability to create your own custom presets and preview them with the BCC FX Browser™.īCC filters also include common controls that configure global effect preferences and other host-specific effect settings.įor more information about working with presets and other common controls, Click Here. This filter includes a pop-up that can be used to match different looks that can be achieved in the physical world based on the lens aperture setting – a pleasing optical result is referred to in photographic terms as Bokeh. It applies a lens blur defocus/rack-focus style effect to the specular highlights of the outgoing and incoming image clips causing the highlights take on the shape of a simulated lens diaphragm. BCC Lens Blur Dissolve uses OpenCL to deliver greatly increased render performance with a streamlined interface. The BCC Lens Blur Dissolve is a 100% GPU accelerated replacement to or our original BCC Lens Transition filter.