Adobe Photoshop image filters
Michiel Kamermans (Mikepoison)
Keywords: software, adobe, photoshop, filter, postprocessing
Chrome
Chrome is a yellowish colored monochrome filter. It has five sliders which can be used to perform the functions that you logically assumed when looking at their labels:
| Overexpose | Sets an amount of overexposure. This goes over the top when reaching 255 |
| Underexpose | Sets an amount of underexposure. |
| Chrome - Silver | Sets the amount of grayscale as opposed to "yellowscale". The grayscale applied is not the same as a regular grayscale conversion. |
| Lighten | Increases the colorinformation with the used value. (same as a positive "brightness" value) |
| Darken | Decreases the colorinformation with the used value. (same as a negative "brightness" value) |
Overexposure and Underexposure can be combined to perform an "Increas Chromage"-like function. raising both with the same value results in the Chrome saturation being raised slightly. I included the last two because there are a lot of filters without built in brightness/contrast/gamma function. as I don't know how to do contrast and gamma correction yet, this'll do for now. more to come in the future though.
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Original Image |
Chrome applied with default settings |
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Chrome applied with Silver |
Chrome applied with 100 Overexposure |
Originally written on October 24, 2005
Last updated on January 6, 2021
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