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In addition, a Film Response parameter controls where you will see grain in the image. Grain simulates film grain with control of the size, softness and intensity. For detailed information on how the Vignette parameters work, please consult the BCC+ Vignette help documentation Grain VignetteĪ vignette is a popular photographic effect where the photo gradually fades into a color.

Negative: The splotches are white as they are in negative film.

Positive: The splotches are black as they are in positive film.

Type: Selects the type of splotches generated on the image

Negative: The stains are white as they are in negative film.

Positive: The stains are black as they are in positive film.

Type: Selects the type of stains generated on the image

Negative: The scratches are white as they are in negative film.

Positive: The scratches are black as they are in positive film.

Type: Selects the type of scratches generated on the image Roughness: The roughness of the scratches. Variance: Determines how fast the scratches move from side to side. Length: Randomly changes the length of the scratches.

Negative: The hair is white as it is in negative film.

Positive: The hair is black as it is in positive film.

Type: Selects the type hair generated on the image

Negative: The dirt is white as it is in negative film.

Positive: The dirt is black as it is in positive film.

Type: Selets the type of dirt generated on the image Randomize: Randomizes the applied elements.

To save a custom preset, click the “Create Custom Preset” icon in the top right corner of the parameter list, next to the filter name, set a name for the new custom preset in the dialog that appears and click done.

Click the apply button in the FX Editor to return to the host user interface. To select a preset, open the FX Editor interface and pick one from the Presets panel. The FX Editor provides a convenient way to store and retrieve factory installed and/or user generated filter presets.

The BCC+ Film Grunge filter adds film dirt, hair, scratches, stains, splotches, gate weave, flicker, vignetting and grain–all to make your pristine image look like damaged film.īefore and After Presets and the FX Editor