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Common Uses
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The The Refraction Filter Render Element is is useful for changing the appearance of refractive elements, after rendering, using in a compositing or image editing application. Below are examples of possible uses.
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In the example below, the refractions are brightened and tinted using the Refraction Filter RE. See the render before and after compositing.
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Underlying Compositing Equation
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Raw Refraction x Refraction Filter = Refraction
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