About Albine blur
You need a very high blur radius, but with the linear interpolation step this implementation has, it can also be used as a general blur. Due to how the algorithm works, only Area blur is available.PixelatePixelate divides the souce into larger pixels, effectively downsampling the image, and giving it a bitmap like appearance. This plugin allows the user to specify the pixel size and shape. Supported shapes are Square, Hexagon, Triangle, and Circle. As with the other algorithms, fractional pixel sizes (blur radius) are supported. The Pixelate Algorithm only supports the Area blur effect.Blur EffectsComposite Blur provides several different blur effects or types, all giving a different feel to the resulting image.AreaArea blur is the typical 2D blur where pixels are blurred equally in all directions. The only adjustable input for area blur is the blur radius (or pixel size for pixelate)DirectionalDirectional blur is a blur applied along a single axis, but is blurred in both the positive and negative direction. Adjustable inputs for directional blur are the blur radius and direction angle.MotionMotion blur is similar to Directional Blur, however it is applied in only the positive direction along the blur axis. This yields an image that simulates a camera capturing blur due to motion in a particular direction. Adjustable inputs are blur radius and direction angle.ZoomZoom blur is applied away from a center zoom point, and increases the further from the center point the pixel being blurred is. This yields an image that looks like the viewer is zooming
Key features of the Albine blur that are enabled through these drivers include:
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- Gaussian Blur and Lens Blur
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A gaussian kernel to sample/blur. Gaussian sampling results in an aestetically pleasing blur, but becomes computationally intensive at higher blur radius. This plugin supports fractional pixels for Gaussian blur, which allows for smooth animation when using plugins like Move Transition. The Gaussian Blur Algorithm supports Area, Directional, Zoom, and Motion blur effects.BoxBox blur works similar to Gaussian, but uses an equally weighted sample of surrounding pixels. The upside is a more efficient blurring algorithm, at the expense of some quality. With one pass, box blur can cause some blocky artifacts in some cases. This can be mitigated by increasing the number of passes- a 2 pass box blur has nearly the same quality as Gaussian blur. This plugin allows the user to specify up to 5 passes. Similar to Gaussian, this implementation of box blur allows for fractional pixels for smooth animation. The Box Blur Algorithm supports Area, Directional, Zoom, and Tilt-Shift blur effects.Dual Kawase (Dual Filter)Dual Kawase is a blurring algorithm that uses down and upsampling in order to blur the image. It has a high quality blur with little artifacting and is computationally efficient especially at larger blur values. The naive implementation of Dual Kawase however has very large jumps in blur- essentially doubling the blur at each step. This implementation sacrifices a small amount of efficiency, but allows intermediate blur values by using linear interpolation during the final downsamping step. This gives a continuous change in blur values. The most common use for Dual Kawase is when
