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Example for the Sepia filter

Original image

Example for the Sepia filter

Sepia filter applied


The Sepia filter imitates sepia toning to produce a black-and-white picture with a warm brown-ish tone.

You can access this command from the main menu through Colors → Desaturate → Sepia….

Sepia options

Presets, Blending Options, Preview, Merge filter, Split view
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These options are described in .

Effect strength

This slider lets you control how much the effect blends into the original image. 0.000 is no effect at all, 1.000 is completely replacing the image with its sepia-toned version.

sRGB

This checkbox allows you processing the image in either sRGB gamma-corrected (checked) or linear (unchecked) color space.

   
   
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