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Blur effect

Blur effect

You can find the effect in the Toolbox below the tab objects in the live effects section. The blur effect lets the pasted objects appear blurred, to a chosed degree.

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You can find a finished project under file / open / sample project, in which, in which the blur effect has been applied so as to blur the background image. Find the sample project under the title "quote with image".
Additionally, in the sample project "3:2 in 16:9" the blur effect has been used to create a soft focus on the background.

1. Inserting the effect

Inserting the blur effect

Inserting the blur effect

Drag the blur effect from the Toolbox into the Timeline.

2. Adding images

To add images to the blur effect, drag an image object from the Toolbox into the content area, which is located inside the blur effect. In the following image selection, you can now select multiple photos by holding down the  Ctrl  key and clicking on the desired images. Select open, to insert the images.
Alternatively, you can also use the image selection in the File browser. Drag the images from the File browser into the content area of the blur effect.

Video in the blur effect

Video in the blur effect

3. More settings

Settings for blur effect

Settings for blur effect

In the properties window you can activate the post-processing for the blur effect. This means that the effect will be applied to all elements which are enclosed within the effect borders.

In the name field, you can enter a name for the effect. This improves the overview in the Timeline.

With the ruler underneath strength you can set how strong the blur effect is.

In AquaSoft Stages you can also change the strength of the blur over time. To do this, select the curves icon that is located next to the ruler for the blur strength.