The Reduce Noise component not only offers luminance based reduction of digital noise, it also offers chromatic noise reduction (red and blue). Easy to use sliders and numerical fields enable quick and accurate correction of images. The biggest advantage is the combination of chromatic and luminosity correction with the 3-way tonal sensitivity sliders (light, mid, dark). It makes the PhotoPro Reduce Noise component the most effective tool for dealing with jpeg artifacts and digital image noise such as grains, screens and color banding effects.

Aurelon has combined 3 popular 'focus' filters into one component. The X-Focus component includes a soft focus, a vari focus and a depth of focus tool. The soft focus tool lets you create a conventional photographic effect simulating an analog lens. With the mist slider it's easy enough to add that romantic glow commonly seen in old photographs. In combination with a feathered selection area it's only a few clicks to get the soft focus effect one is aiming at. The vari focus tool not only lets you defocus an image, it also adds a sharpening effect using very small, accurate steps. The instant preview of the effect and the comparison to the original image makes it a very easy to use solution. Last, but not least, is the depth of focus tool. It enables adding a depth of focus effect which is normally created during shooting an image. This tool simulates a shallower DOF and brings perception of depth after the image is captured.

The Color Cast component is actually a simulation of a graduated filter. Such filters are used in traditional photography to add a blend of color to a captured scene. Quite often there's a difference between the desired exposure of the main object and the background or foreground. A 'grad' filter adds a color cast on part of the image to compensate for overexposure. Some grad filters have a tint such as 'tobacco' and are used for emphasizing sunset effects. Others may have more unnatural colors - pink or blue or green - for specific types of effects. Some even have tints of two kinds - they go from red to blue, for example. The Aurelon PhotoPro Color Cast component simulates this kind of photo correction. It combines two filters, switched on or off at will, and lets you select the desired color, angle and 'gradient' with maximum density, minimum density and a highlight value.

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