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ND-Grad<br />

The ND or Neutral Density Grad darkens only a portion of the image using a<br />

graduated transition between the darkened portion and the original image. It<br />

selectively adjusts brightness without affecting color balance. The most likely<br />

use for the ND-Grad would be to balance the difference between the sky and<br />

the ground.<br />

1 Apply ND-Grad from the HFX Grads/Tints category.<br />

2 Try out some of the presets.<br />

3 If the Parameters window is not showing, click the Parameters tab at the bottom<br />

of the Presets window.<br />

Filter Tutorials 125<br />

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4 Adjust the Exposure slider to vary the amount of neutral density being applied<br />

to the image.<br />

5 Adjust the Grad > Direction, Corner Points and Size.<br />

To adjust the Corner Points, just click and drag them to the desired location.<br />

Go to the Grad section of Common Filter Controls on page 253 to see how the<br />

Grad controls work.<br />

6 If you are curious, you can see what the Grad looks like by changing your View<br />

to Grad. Change your View to Output when done.<br />

7 If you want less darkening of the image in the area of the Grad, adjust F-Stop ><br />

Exposure.<br />

8 Click the Done button to apply the filter to your image.<br />

See the ND-Grad filter on page 381 for more information.<br />

<strong>Dfx</strong> <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

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