2¼ Frame page 2.

Frame Dimensions
This menu allows you to select the size frame you want to work with: 2¼ x 2¼, 2¼ x 2¾ or 2¼ x 3¼.

Bracket Type
This menu defines the type of bracket that is used on the inside of the frame: Curved or Straight.

Number Frames
When this box is checked, it turns on numbers that appear on a frame.

Batch Number
This slider lets you increase or decrease the batch number settings that are rendered onto the frame.

Exposure Number
This slider lets you increase or decrease the exposure number settings that are rendered onto the frame.

Process Number
This slider lets you increase or decrease the process number settings that are rendered onto the frame.

Number Offsets
This slider sets the distance the Batch Numbers are offset from each other. Increasing the slider setting increases the distance the numbers are offset from each other.

Text Color
This slider and color box gives you control over the color and opacity of the text that is rendered onto the frame. Adjust the slider to decrease or increase the opacity of the color. Click on the color box to change the color of the text.

Next Frame
This menu defines the type of frame direction graphic that is displayed next to the exposure number: Arrow Box, Arrow, Line and Square are the options.

Film Brand
This text field displays the Film Brand text that will be rendered on the effect. Click on the Set Text "T" button next to this text field to open the Set Text dialog box. Type in the Film Brand text in this dialog box and it will appear on your graphic. You can enter in any text that you like (copyright statement, company name, etc.).

Set Text Button
When you click on this button, the Set Text dialog window will appear allowing you to set the text that will be rendered onto the effect.

Frame Color
This slider and color box gives you control over the color and opacity of the frame. Lowering the slider settings will make the frame more transparent. The transparency of the frame will create a more translucent shadow under the frame. Click on the color box to change the color of the frame.

Background Color
This slider and color box gives you control over the color and opacity of the frame.

Image Age
This slider applies an aging color to the image inside the frame. The slider sets the opacity of the age tint, and the color box sets the color of the tint.

Curl
This slider combines intelligent shading and depth shadowing to provide the illusion of depth by bending the image and the shadow.

Frame Width Curl
This slider defines how wide the frame area is rendered onto the effect. Lower settings result in a smaller frame around the image. If you decrease your frame size too low, any text rendered onto the frame will show on the image.

Frame Blend
This slider Blends the Frame into the image with a gradual irregular pattern.

Image Saturation
This slider allows you to control how saturated the colors are on the image inside the frame.

Image Opacity
This slider defines the opacity levels for the image inside the frame.

Reverse Film
When this box is checked, the image will be processed in the opposite direction (flips the image vertically).

Negative
When checked, the image will be processed as a negative inside the frame.

Apply Background Image
When checked, the background image behind the selection will show up in the preview and will also apply as part of the effect.

Variation
This slider controls the random generation of settings used to create each effect's distinctive patterns.

By Joe Cilinceon, © July 23, 2002