The Fog filters create the appearance of fog within any image;
similar to conventional glass Fog filters. Conventional Fog filters
are typically very strong diffusion or soft focus filters that photographers
use to create very soft images, or to emulate the appearance of
a haze and fog. With various adjustments, these filters can be used
selectively to produce a realistic, three-dimensional effect.
The Fog effect is available in the Fog filter, which applies the
effect to the entire image. The same Fog effect is available with
the Graduated Fog filter, which applies the effect to a user-defined
graduated portion of the image.
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Applies
the fog effect to the entire image.
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Applies
the fog effect to only a portion of the image, gradually
transitioning to the original image.
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Blend (In the Graduated
Fog Filter): Controls the blend from the fog effect to the
original image.
Fog Method: This pop-up control selects the different types
of the fog effect that is being applied to the image.
Intensity (In the Fog Filter): ControlsControls
the overall strength of the fog effect that is being applied to
the image.
Rotation (In the Graduated Fog Filter): Controls
the angle of the filter's horizon.
Vertical Shift (In the Graduated Fog Filter): Controls
the placement of the filter's horizon. This control allows you to
set where the middle of the transition occurs.
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