Generators, Gradients, & Halftone Effect¶
Many of the filter definitions below come directly from Appleās core image filter reference.
Generators¶
Checkerboard: Generates a checkerboard pattern. You can specify the checkerboard size and colors, and the sharpness of the pattern. |
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Circles: Adds concentric circles to your image. |
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Grid: Generates a grid with modifiable positioning, color, distance, and width. |
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Lenticular Halo: Simulates a lens flare. |
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Random Generator: Generates an image of infinite extent whose pixel values are made up of four independent, uniformly-distributed random numbers in the 0 to 1 range. |
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Random Noise: Creates random noise with option for grayscale. |
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Render Clouds: Generates cloud-like noise, also known as Perlin-noise. |
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Star Shine: Generates a starburst pattern that is similar to a supernova; can be used to simulate a lens flare. |
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Stripes: Generates a stripe pattern. You can control the color of the stripes, the spacing, and the contrast. |
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Sunbeams: Generates a sun effect. |
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Sunburst: Generates a two color sunburst. |
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Constant Color: Generates a solid color. Typically the output of this filter is used as the input on another filter.
Gradients¶
Linear Gradient: Generates a gradient that varies along a linear axis between two defined endpoints. |
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Radial Gradient: Generates a gradient that varies radially between two circles having the same center. |
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Smooth Linear Gradient: Generates a gradient that uses an S-curve function to blend colors along a linear axis between two defined endpoints
Halftone Effect¶
Circular Screen: Simulates a circular-shaped halftone screen. |
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CMYK Halftone: Creates a color, halftoned rendition of the source image, using cyan, magenta, yellow, and black inks over a white page. |
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Dot Screen: Simulates the dot patterns of a halftone screen. |
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Hatched Screen: Simulates the hatched pattern of a halftone screen. |
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Line Screen: Simulates the line pattern of a halftone screen. |
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Try playing around with some of the filters and experiment, experiment, experiment. For more information, check out the Tutorials or send an email to support@flyingmeat.com and request a tutorial.
Additional Relevant Documentation¶
Filters Basics (video tutorial)
Filters Basics