Stylize.

To select a preset, choose one from the Presets tab.

The effect is advanced in time.

Selects between different reflection arrangements based on different styles of prismatic lenses.

Generates a single reflection.

Generates a line of reflections similar to what would be generated from a straight prism.

Generates several circles of reflections similar to what would be generated from a round prism.

Selects the type of output.

Show the final result.

Show the source image.

Show the image used for the reflection.

Show the results of the shape parameters.

Show all masks combined.

Show the gradient before applying to the reflection.

Show a single reflection after its extracted.

Show the reflection with no post processing.

Show the reflection with all post processing before the final composite step.

Show the lights without the source or reflection.

Determines how the reflection is combined with the image.

Composites the reflection over the image.

The reflection color is added to the image. This will have no effect if the vignette color is black.

The reflection color is combined with the image using a screen operation. This will have no effect if the reflection color is black.

Shows the reflection pattern without the image. The output will be white where the amount of reflections are greatest.

Specifies which shape to use for the reflection.

Set reflection to be a polygonal shape.

Set the reflection to be an ellipse.

The number of points in the reflection shape. Unless Pointiness is zero, the shape will have this many points around the edge.

The overall size of a single reflection.

The width of the reflection.

Location of the center of the reflection or reflection pattern.

Rotates the whole reflection around its center.

The softness of the reflection.

When the mode is set to PrismLensLinear additional controls appear.

Number of reflections.

Angle of the reflections.

Distance between reflections.

Distance between the center and the first reflection.

Spacing size between reflections on the left and right lines. 0 means the spacing is equal, whereas a negative value will skew the spacing towards one side of the center and a positive value will skew the other direction.

Scales the transparency of the reflections as they get farther from the center. The larger the value, the more transparent the reflection.

Scales the size of the reflections as they get farther from the center. Positive values decrease size, while negative values increase size.

Determines whether there is a line of reflections on both sides of the center.

When the mode is set to PrismLensRadial, additional controls appear.

The number of reflections generated in a single ring.

Angle of the first reflection in the rings.

The total angle coverage of the reflection rings.

How many rings to generate around the center of the reflection.

The distance between the rows of reflections.

The distance between the center and the first row of reflections.

Changes the transparency of the reflections around the circle. Positive values shrink the size, while negative values grow the size.

Changes the size of the reflections around the circle. Positive values shrink the size, while negative values grow the size.

Changes the transparency of the reflections radiating out from the center. Positive values shrink the size, while negative values grow the size.

Change the size of the reflections radiating out from the center. Positive values shrink the size, while negative values grow the size.

Controls the transparency of each reflection before combined with other reflections.

Location of the source to use for the reflection. This should be used to specify the center of the reflection source regardless of what method is used to specify the reflection shape.

Scales the distance of the reflection. Values greater than 1.0 move it farther away and make it smaller. Values less then 1.0 move the image closer and enlarge it. Note that Scale X and Y also scale the size of the image, but in an inverse way and on each axis.

Rotates the reflection by the specified angle in counterclockwise degrees.

Rotates the reflection up or down in 3D around the horizontal axis. You can use Swivel and Tilt together to rotate around arbitrary diagonal axes.

Rotates left or right in 3D around a vertical axis.

Flip the image within the reflection horizontally.

Flip the image within the reflection vertically.

Blur the image within the reflection.

Reflections are generated from locations in the reflection image that are greater than the Source Threshold.

Blur the reflection after it has been thresholded for softer edges.

Determines the method for accessing outside the borders of the image.

Produces black beyond the borders.

Repeats a copy of the image.

Repeats a mirrored copy. Edges are less visible with this method.

Interpolates between the color corrected reflection and the original reflection.

Scales the reflection’s brightness.

Scales the reflection’s color saturation. Increase for more intense colors.

Shifts the reflection’s hue, in revolutions from red to green to blue to red.

Adds this gray value to the darker regions of the result.

Adjusts the overall amount of warping by scaling the transformations. Setting this to 0 disables both transforms and leaves the image unchanged.

Scales the brightness of the gradient image--both the Start Color and End Color.

The number of spectrum samples to include in the reflection’s chromatic aberration. More steps produce a smoother result, but require more time to process.

The direction of the chromatic aberration.

The rotation of the chromatic aberration.

The distance or scale of the chromatic aberration.

The color at the start point in the chromatic distortion.

The color at the midway point between the start and end chromatic distortion.

The color at the end point in the chromatic distortion.

Scales the brightness of the gradient image--both the Start Color and End Color.

Prisms are generated from locations in the source image that are brighter than this value. A value of 0.9 produces prisms at only the brightest spots while a value of 0 creates prisms for every non−black area.

Scales the glow distance. This and all the width parameters can be adjusted using the Width on-screen control.

Scales the red glow width. If the red, green, and blue widths are equal, the glows will match the color of the image. If they are not equal, the glows will vary in color with distance.

Scales the green glow width.

Scales the blue glow width.

Control the transparency of the gradient before combined with the reflection.

Color of the first gradient control point.

Location of the first gradient control point.

Color of the second gradient control point.

Location of the second gradient control point.

Color of the third gradient control point.

Location of the third gradient control point.

Determines how the gradient is combined with the image.

The gradient only.

The image is multiplied by the gradient.

The image is added to the gradient.

The image is blended with the gradient using a screen operation.

The result is the difference between the image and gradient.

Combines the gradient and image using an overlay function.

Opens the Flare Designer where you can select the lens flare used to generate the light pattern or modify their elements.

The brightness of the lights.

The size of the lights.

The starting location of the light pattern hotspot.

The center of the lights pattern.

Enables/disables the on-screen control for adjusting the Position parameter.

Enables/disables the on-screen control for adjusting the Source Position parameter.

Enables/disables the on-screen control for adjusting the Point 1 parameter.

Enables/disables the on-screen control for adjusting the Point 2 parameter.

Enables/disables the on-screen control for adjusting the Point 3 parameter.

Enables/disables the on-screen control for adjusting the Lights Start Position parameter.

Enables/disables the on-screen control for adjusting the Lights Pivot parameter.