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Bad boys, bad boys, whatcha gonna do? If your subject avoids signing your release form use Anonymizer to put a fuzzy dot over that perp’s mug. Use it to blur the face of an anonymous whistle-blower, or turn a CIA field operative into an un-person so he can remain incognito. You'll be able to edit and air your Pulitzer Prize winning story without revealing the identity of your secret subject. You'll sleep comfortably knowing you won't be facing litigation or sleeping with the fishes in concrete overshoes.
Anonymizer can blur an oval or rectangular region or fill it with the color of your choice. You can control the amount of blur, edge feather, aspect ratio, size and position. Key frame the location of the center point of the blur for moving subjects.
You can also invert the mask to blur everything outside the oval instead — an easy way to fake depth of field.
Blur your image based on your color selection. You can select or specify any color and apply a gaussian blur to only the areas containing the specified color. You have full control over the color, amount of blur, blur radius, and final blend. You can also invert the mask and blur everything but the selected color.
Use it to tame busy backgrounds, noisy neckties, or soften noise you might find in a specific color. Can be used to blur all the faces in a crowded scene.
Turn your footage into animated oil paintings or pastel drawings. You have full control over brush size, angle and blend. Brush pattern can randomize on each frame or remain static. Because Artiste blends the painted image with the original using edge masking, you'll be surprised how much detail can be preserved
Artiste can also be used as a directional blur that preserves edges. If you look at the results of a directional blur you'll see that most of your image becomes unrecognizable. Using Artiste, the subject is preserved even with a directional blur added.
Video can be harsh and over-sharpened compared to the more subtle look of film. Some camcorders even have sharpening algorithms built in to their circuitry making everything look as though processed through an Unsharp Mask filter...twice.
Smoothie softens that artificially large difference between adjacent dark and light pixels in order to reduce the crispy look without losing detail. When used sparingly, it can take the edge off your footage without sacrificing those important details.
When applied with greater intensity, this filter will act like a soft focus lens...perfect for that interview with Barbara Walters.
Choose a color to keep, desaturate everything else. You can adjust the color tolerance, feather, and amount of desaturation. You can also invert the mask and desaturate the chosen color, preserving everything else.
Multiplies a gradation of color across a portion of your image just like the real-world graduated filters used by photographers and videographers. This technique is most commonly used to tint skies using a gradation from top to bottom, but you can specify other orientations like left to right or diagonal.
