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Filters

This guide covers filters in Magma and the different effects.

Written by Ryan

Magma has an array of different filters which can be found in the Filters menu in the top bar. You can apply filters to an entire layer or a selection.

Below is an example of the effect of each filter:

Guassian Blur

Adds an even blur across a specified radius.

Motion Blur

Adds blur in a specific direction.

Hue/ Saturation/ Lightness

Basic hue/ saturation/ lightness shifting.

Brightness / Contrast

Basic brightness and contrast shifting.

Curves

Adjust over color tone output or choose specific color channels.

Sharpen

Sharpen the edges in an image.

Pixelate

Intentionally pixellate the image.

Posterize

Simplyfy the colors and color regions within the image.

Noise

Overlay a grainy texture on the image. This cannot be applied to an empty layer.

Glow

Add glow to the light or highlighted areas.

Chromatic Aberration

Shift the colour channels to add distortion to the image.

Glitch

Add a glitch effect with a variety of controls.

Painterly

Fisheye

Adds fisheye zoom effect bringing the center of the selected area foward.

Dither

Invert

Invert the colours of you drawing.

Gradient Map

Apply a gradient map and colors across the different tones of your image.

Outline

Extract outlines from your image.

Halftone

Turn your image into halftone version of it with custom dot sizes.

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