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Applying effects 125
To apply 2D filter effects:
1. Select Filter Effects... from the Format menu (or via the right-click
menu). The Filter Effects dialog appears.
2. To apply a particular effect, check its box in the list at left.
3. To adjust the properties of a specific effect, select its name and vary the
dialog controls. Adjust the sliders or enter specific values to vary the
combined effect. (You can also select a slider and use the keyboard
arrows.) Options differ from one effect to another.
4. Click OK to apply the effect or Cancel to abandon changes.
Creating outlines
Scrapbook Artist lets you create a coloured outline around items, especially text
and shapes (as a filter effect). For any outline, you can set the outline width,
colour fill, transparency, and blend mode. The outline can also take a gradient
fill, a unique contour fill (fill runs from the inner to outer edge of the outline
width), or pattern fill and can also sit inside, outside, or be centreed on the item
edge.
As with all effects you can switch the outline effect on and off. You'll be able to
apply a combination of 2D or 3D filter effects along with your outline, by
checking other options in the Filter Effects dialog.
Blur
Various blur effects can be applied to Scrapbook Artist items. The types of blur
include:
Gaussian: the effect smooths by averaging pixels using a weighted
curve.
Zoom: applies converging streaks to the image to simulate a zoom
lens.
Radial: applies concentric streaks to the item to simulate a rotating
camera or subject.
Motion: applies straight streaks to the item to simulate the effect of
camera or subject movement.
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