User Manual

Box Blur
A variable quality blur that ranges from very low quality to very soft.
 Horizontal and Vertical Strength: These sliders let you adjust the width and
height of blur.
 Gang: This checkbox lets you adjust these parameters together or separately.
 Number of Iterations: Controls how smooth the resulting blur is, with 0 being the
lowest and most “boxy” level of quality and 1 being the highest and smoothest level of
quality. At low iteration values, box blurs can appear somewhat similar to lens blurs.
 Border Type: Lets you choose how the edges of the image are affected by this blur,
options include Black, Replicate, Reflect, and Wrap Around.
Directional Blur
A blur that’s constrained to a single angle.
 Blur Strength: How much blur you want.
 Blur Angle: The direction of blur.
 Border Type: lets you choose how the edges of the image are affected by this blur,
options include Black, Replicate, Reflect, and Wrap Around.
Gaussian Blur
What the name says.
 Horizontal and Vertical Strength: Two sliders let you adjust the Horizontal and
Vertical Strength independently.
 Gang: This checkbox lets you keep the Horizontal and Vertical Strength values
ganged together.
 Border Type: Lets you choose how the edges of the image are affected by this blur;
options include Black, Replicate, Reflect, and Wrap Around.
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