Intro to filter types in Motion

There are 13 filter types in Motion:

• 360° filters are designed to work with 360° footage.

• Blur filters create design effects or simulate the real-world blurring that occurs due to the depth of field in photographed material.

• Border filters frame layers in a composition in various ways.

• Color filters create design effects or fix a problem with contrast, color, gamma, or brightness.

• Distortion filters change the shape of layers—warping, twisting, and pulling them in different directions.

• Glow filters combine blur with brightness and color effects.

• Masks and Keying filters isolate a foreground image from a uniform background color (a green screen, for example) for special effects compositing.

• Looks filters give images a special look, such as black-and-white film noir or film photos from the 1960s.

• Sharpen filters create a high-contrast overlay that emphasizes edges in an image.

• Stylize filters simulate different media, such as film, television, or print.

• Tiling filters create geometric patterns using shapes that are arranged into mosaics.

• Time filters manipulate video clips temporally.

• Video filters are utilitarian in nature, and can help prepare a project for broadcast output.

For detailed information about each filter and its parameter controls, click the links in the list above.