The numbers typed in these text edit boxes control the mathematical operation of the filter. These text edit boxes accept both positive and negative numbers (for more information refer to Appendix A of the manual).
The numbers typed in these text edit boxes control the mathematical operation of the filter. These text edit boxes accept both positive and negative numbers (for more information refer to Appendix A of the manual).
The numbers typed in these text edit boxes control the mathematical operation of the filter. These text edit boxes accept both positive and negative numbers (for more information refer to Appendix A of the manual).
The numbers typed in these text edit boxes control the mathematical operation of the filter. These text edit boxes accept both positive and negative numbers (for more information refer to Appendix A of the manual).
The numbers typed in these text edit boxes control the mathematical operation of the filter. These text edit boxes accept both positive and negative numbers (for more information refer to Appendix A of the manual).
The numbers typed in these text edit boxes control the mathematical operation of the filter. These text edit boxes accept both positive and negative numbers (for more information refer to Appendix A of the manual).
The numbers typed in these text edit boxes control the mathematical operation of the filter. These text edit boxes accept both positive and negative numbers (for more information refer to Appendix A of the manual).
This pop-up controls the size of the filter (For example, a 3x3 convolution will filter a smaller region than a 9x9).
Enter a new scale factor in this text box. Values less than 100% will darken the image. Values greater than 100% will lighten the image.
This popup menu lets you specify what is done after the filter is calculated and before you place it back into the image (i.e. you can scale the image, offset it, or perform other calculations).
Enter a new divisor in this text box.
This popup menu sets the divisor for the grid.
Many filters require that certain numbers be placed symetrically around the center of the grid. When this mode is turned on- for each number you input the computer will automatically input the same value in the appropriate locations.
This is the name of the convolution file you are currently working on.
To save this convolution as a file on the disk, click this button. Note: Putting the file in the Convolutions Folder inside the Color It! Stuff folder will make it show up in the Kernels menu.
To open a convolution file from the disk, click this button.
To create a new convolution from scratch, click this button.
To test the setting in the text box above on the image to the right, click this button.
This box shows what the filtered image will look like. To grab another part of the document for this box, click the Grab button below.
This box shows what the original image looks like. To grab another part of the document for this box, click the Grab button below.
To paste the contents of the clipboard into the Before and After areas, click this button.
Not available now because there is nothing on the clipboard.
To paste the contents of the clipboard into the Before and After areas, click this button.
To select a new part of the current document to display in the Before and After areas, click this button.
To cancel this command without filtering the image, click this button.
To filter the image with this convolution, click this button (or press the Return or Enter key).
To replace each of the entries in this indexed color document set with the new selections WITHOUT remapping the colors, click this button.
This is the name of the color set that is being edited in this box.
To select new colors, click a cell and select its new color, or drag through a group of cells and select the starting and ending colors for a gradient that will be placed there.
To cancel the editing of this color set without confirming any changes to the colors in this box, click this button.
To make the current color set use the colors specified in this box, click this button (or press the Return or Enter key).
Move the slider in this direction to increase the contrast of the image.
Move the slider in this direction to decrease the contrast of the image.
To reset the sliders to their initial locations (from when you entered this box), click this button.
To lock all three sliders together, so they will stay the same distance apart when dragged, check this box.
To lock all three sliders together, so they will stay the same distance apart when dragged, check this box.
To alter the contrast of the blue channel of this image, move this slider.
To alter the contrast of the green channel of this image, move this slider.
To alter the contrast of the red channel of this image, move this slider.
This box shows what the filtered image will look like. To grab another part of the document for this box, click the Grab button below.
This box shows what the original image looks like. To grab another part of the document for this box, click the Grab button below.
To paste the contents of the clipboard into the Before and After areas, click this button.
Not available now because there is nothing on the clipboard.
To paste the contents of the clipboard into the Before and After areas, click this button.
To select a new part of the current document to display in the Before and After areas, click this button.
To cancel this filter without confirming any changes to the settings in this box, click this button.
To filter the selection or document to the contrast settings in this box, click this button (or press the Return or Enter key).
To display a thick gray border around the edges of documents, mark this item.
Marked now because this is the current setting.
To display a thick gray border around the edges of documents, mark this item.
To display a thin gray border around the edges of documents, mark this item.
Marked now because this is the current setting.
To display a thin gray border around the edges of documents, mark this item.
To display no gray border around the edges of documents, mark this item.
