Tint

Below are some examples of using a tint on an image. Please note that the "Opacity" slider is being translated into an alpha value of 0-255. If you choose 100% opacity (slider all the way to the right), this will translate into the lightest tint. Lower values will translate into a darker tint.

 

Alpha

Alpha will lighten an image. Choose a percentage that will be applied. Here are some examples of 0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 (from left to right).

 

Brightness

Choose a % value from -100% to 100%. Below are some examples, from left to right, -10, -20, -30 and 10, 20, 30

 

Contrast

Choose a % value from -100% to 100%. Below are some examples, from left to right, -20, -40, -60 and 20, 40, 60

 

Filter

Filters are boxed up image filters that have specific uses. There are no settings, they are simply applied and do a single job. Below are the options:

 

BlackWhite

Comic

Gotham

GreyScale

HiSatch

Invert

Lomograph

LoSatch

Polaroid

Sepia

Saturation

How saturated the colors are. Choose a value between -100% and 100%. Shown below is -20%, -40%, -60%, and 20%, 40%, 60% (left to right)

 

Hue

Alters the hue of the current image changing the overall color. Set the degrees and whether to rotate or not. Below is 50, 100, 200 no rotation, and 50, 100, 200 with rotation.

 

Vignette

Creates a vignette on the image. You may lessen the opacity on the color picker to make it less dramatic, and choose any colors. Below example, Black 25, Black 50, Black 100