The Triangle blur effect creates a diffuse blur in a diagonal direction. It uses random sampling to create a smooth-looking blur effect.
How it works
Triangle blur works by sampling pixels within a radius and applying weights to create a softened image. This approach creates a more organic, slightly textured blur that can appear less mechanical than standard blurs like Two pass blur.
Use cases
Triangle blur is particularly effective for:
- Creating dreamy, atmospheric effects
- Adding subtle softening to images
- Achieving stylistic soft focus effects
Controllers
| Name | Type | Description | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amount | Number | Controls the intensity of the blur effect | 0-100 |
Did you know?
Triangle blur can sometimes create slightly noisy textures compared to Two pass blur, which gives it a unique aesthetic that works well for artistic effects.