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Paint.NET/Effects

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There are a lot of different effects in Paint.NET that you may use for the benefit of your image (or not). At any time you may press Ctrl+F to repeat the last effect you applied, with the same settings. Effects Menu The effects menu is where all of the different effects will show. Some are packaged with Paint.NET; others must be downloaded and extracted into the Paint.NET\Effects\ folder. Only the default effects will be dealt with here. Blurs There are six default blurs. Gaussian Blur Gaussian Blur is just your average blurring. Mostly, it is used as a softener to remove overly sharp edges, or pixelation. Median This blur reduces noise. As of the 3.20 Release, it's now under 'Noise' instead of 'Blurs'. Motion Blur This blurs the image in a way that makes it look like it is moving in a certain direction. Radial Blur Blurs the image like it is spinning around the center of the image. Unfocus Makes it appear like you are seeing it, but not looking at it. Seeing is believing (Use it and you'll know what I mean). Zoom Blur Makes it appear that you are zooming past the image. Once again, seeing is believing. Distort There are four different default distortions. Bulge Bulges the image out at the center. Like a pot belly. Polar Inversion Um. Just use it. I don't think it's really useful. Tile Reflection Sort of cuts it into tiles and makes it look like it's reflecting off those tiles. Looks really cool, please try it. Twist Could be a KoRn song. Twists your image around the center. The maximum value is 100, which is NOT 100 degrees. Effects Menu II The effects after the popouts. Add Noise Creates a static effect. The intensity is the amount of static, and the saturation is how color-ish it is. Clouds Creates clouds using your primary and secondary colors. How simple and self-explanatory. Edge Detect Detects edges and colours the edges in various colours, the inside is then coloured black. Emboss The good old emboss effect. It... embosses stuff. Somewhat self-descriptive. Frosted Glass Have YOU ever looked through Frosted Glass? It makes stuff look like your looking at it through a layer of Frosted Glass. Glow Lets you have a glow on an image. Oil Painting Makes it look like an Oil Painting. Outline Takes every pixel in the whole image, then adds an outline onto it. Pencil Sketch Makes the whole image look like a Pencil Sketch. Very effective, but only black and white. Pixelate Expands the pixels in a similar fashion to the zoom tool in MSPaint. Red Eye Removal Only put this here to make sure you know it exists. It really needs no explaining. Relief Makes the image a relief of itself. Think of it as making your image 3D, then making it look really bad. Sharpen Think unblurring, but ineffective.