Corel PaintShop Pro X7, DE User's Guide Page 217

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between circular or hexagonal aperture shapes. The aperture shape
can affect light patterns that appear in the out-of-focus areas. This
effect is called bokeh, and it is most noticeable in small pinpoints of
light on a dark background.
To create an area of focus by using the Depth of Field effect
Edit workspace
1 In the Edit workspace, select the area that you want to keep in
focus.
For information about selecting image areas, see “Creating
selections” on page 292.
2 Click Adjust Depth of Field.
The Depth of Field dialog box appears.
3 Move the Blur slider to adjust the amount of blur applied to the
out-of-focus area.
You can also
Invert the selected area Mark the Invert check box.
Control the aperture shape for the
blurred area
Click one of the following buttons:
Circular Aperture Shape
Hexagonal Aperture Shape
Adjust the transition between the
area in focus and the blurred area
Move the Feather edge slider.
Moving the slider to the right
increases the feathering; moving the
slider to the left decreases the
feathering. Note that a setting of 0
produces a hard, undefined edge,
which is probably not what you
want. In general, do not set this
slider to less than 2 or 3.
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