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Vladimir Golovin
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Vladimir Golovin
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I'm not sure that this filter has any value for the users -- blurring with variable (and even mapped) radius is already supported in Photoshop.
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Quasimondo
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Oh really? Well I'm still working with Photoshop 7.0 which doesn't have that function. And what about all the other programs that support photoshop plugins?
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Vladimir Golovin
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Yes, that function is called Lens Blur and it supports mapped radius (you can map the radius with a grayscale channel) and even custom kernels such as stars, n-gons, etc. However it is a lot slower than other blurs, because they can't use optimizations they use in simpler blurs.
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rossimo
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Quasimondo - Before you go crazy looking for Lens Blur in version 7.0 of Photoshop...do know it was not in that version. I upgraded from 7.0 to CS2, so I am not 100% sure if CS even had Lens Blur included. The sceond part of Vlad's comment referd to a CS2 native plug-in called Shape Blur, fyi.

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uberzev
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Vladimir Golovin wrote:
I'm not sure that this filter has any value for the users -- blurring with variable (and even mapped) radius is already supported in Photoshop.
The photoshop implementation is pretty lame IMO. FF should really have a mask controlled blur built in, but until then Quas' done a great job.
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