In the Color area, click a color swatch to set a color. In the Preset drop-list, choose a type of blend. The default option, Linear Graduated Filter, best simulates traditional graduated filters.ĭrag in the Before pane to set the size and direction of the gradient. To apply a gradient with the Graduated Filter effectĬlick Effects Photo Effects Graduated Filter.Ĭlick a Style button to determine the shape of the gradient. The Graduated Filter effect was applied to the original photo (left) to create a sunset effect and to intensify the blue of the water. If you want to push your creativity, the Graduated Filter effect lets you choose from different gradient shapes and dual-color options. For example, in a photo where you want an otherwise too bright sky to have more blue, you can use a blue graduated filter to increase the blue of the sky without affecting the lower part of the photo. This lets you adjust the color in a specific area of the photo. Graduated filters often consist of a single color that fades to transparent. You can apply a color gradient to your photos to simulate the effect achieved by using a graduated filter on your camera lens. Corel PaintShop Pro Help : Applying effects : Applying a gradient with the Graduated Filter effectĪpplying a gradient with the Graduated Filter effect
