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Radial Blur

Use the Light Rays effect to simulate rays from a light source shining on an image.

Original

Strong Proportional Blur

Item	Description
Center	Click the arrow to show or hide the center controls. Perform one of the following actions to set the center of the blur effect: Drag the point in the position box: Type coordinates in the position box. 0.00, 0.00 represents the lower-left corner of the frame, 0.50, 0.50 represents the center, and 1.00, 1.00 represents the upper-right corner.
Type	Select a radio button to set type of blur: A proportional blur increases proportionally from the origin of the blur outward. A fixed-radius blur applies the same blur throughout the image. A Gaussian blur applies a smooth Gaussian blur.
Level	Drag the slider (or enter a value in the edit box) to set the amount of blurring that will be applied. A setting of 0 produces no blur, and 1 is the maximum blur.

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Description

Center

Click the arrow to show or hide the center controls.

Perform one of the following actions to set the center of the blur effect:

Drag the point in the position box:
Type coordinates in the position box. 0.00, 0.00 represents the lower-left corner of the frame, 0.50, 0.50 represents the center, and 1.00, 1.00 represents the upper-right corner.

Type

Select a radio button to set type of blur:

A proportional blur increases proportionally from the origin of the blur outward.
A fixed-radius blur applies the same blur throughout the image.
A Gaussian blur applies a smooth Gaussian blur.

Level

Drag the slider (or enter a value in the edit box) to set the amount of blurring that will be applied. A setting of 0 produces no blur, and 1 is the maximum blur.