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PhotoPlus X6 User Guide - Serif

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Editing filters<br />

Applying Image Effects 61<br />

The core objective of filter layers is to host filters applied to your image. Once a<br />

filter is applied, it's likely that you may want to edit it at a later date.<br />

To edit a filter:<br />

1. Double-click the filter entry, e.g. Gaussian Blur.<br />

OR<br />

Right-click the filter and select Edit Filter.<br />

2. The filter can then be edited via dialog or Filter Gallery. Adjust the filter and<br />

click OK.<br />

Using filter masks<br />

In an identical way to layer masks (see p. 27) you can apply a mask to a filter<br />

layer. However, masks can additionally be used for selective filter control for<br />

image correction or artistic reasons. These are called filter masks, which limit<br />

the influence of any applied filter(s) to that masked region only. Filter masks are<br />

applied either automatically (from a selection existing before applying a filter) or<br />

manually (after you've applied the filter) to a filter group (but never to an<br />

individual filter).<br />

See Using masks (see p. 27) for more details on masking and<br />

masking controls.

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