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Trapcode Shine

Blend Modes and Opacity

Shine has a built-in Transfer Mode pop-up menu so it can composite the ”shined” image onto the source image. Source Opacity sets the opacity (the opposite of transparency) of the source. Shine Opacity sets the opacity of the effect. Below are examples of the different Blend Modes. Most of them are identical to those found in Adobe After Effects. Notable exceptions include the ”None” mode (which eliminates the source layer, leaving only Shine), and ”Behind” (which composites the Shine effect behind the source layer).

Mode Original Mode None Mode Normal
Source image None Normal
Mode Add Mode Multiply Mode Screen
Add Color Dodge Screen
Mode Overlay Mode Softlight Mode Hardlight
Overlay Soft Light Hard Light
Mode Color Dodge Mode Color Burn Mode Darken
Color Dodge Color Burn Darken
Mode Lighten Mode Difference Mode Exclusion
Lighten Difference Exclusion
Mode Hue Mode Saturation Mode Color
Hue Saturation Color
Mode Luminosity Mode Behind
Luminosity Behind