Apple Motion 5.1.1 - Manual (Page 804)

Chapter 19 Filters 804
Stylize filters
Stylize filters overview
Unlike distortion filters, which warp and deform an image, stylize filters simulate different media,
such as film, television, or print, for example.
For a description of each Stylize filter, see the filters list in the Help table of contents (the sidebar
to the left of this window).
Add Noise
Adds an overlay noise of the selected type to an image. This filter causes rasterization in 3D
groups. For more information on rasterization, see
Groups and rasterization on page 1045.
Original image Add Noise filter applied
Parameters in the Inspector
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Amount: Sets the amount of noise added to the image.
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Type: Sets the type of noise added to the image. Values include Pink Noise (TV Static), White
Noise (Uniform), Gaussian Noise (Film Grain), and Blue Noise, which reduces banding.
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Monochrome: Sets whether the added noise is monochrome or color.
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Blend Mode: Sets the blend mode used to add noise to the image. For blend mode
descriptions, see
How blend modes work on page 231.
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Autoanimate: Sets whether the noise is animated automatically.
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Random Seed: Sets the seed used to generate the position of the noise. This parameter is only
available if Autoanimate is deselected.
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Mix: Sets the percentage of the original image to be blended with the filtered image.
Bad Film
Simulates old or damaged film and/or playback equipment. This filter is animated.
This filter causes rasterization in 3D groups. For more information on rasterization, see Groups
and rasterization on page 1045.
Original image Bad Film filter applied
67% resize factor