Adobe 29180155 - Photoshop Elements 4.0 Tutorial page 293

Palette Knife
The Palette Knife filter reduces detail in an image to give the effect of a thinly painted canvas that reveals the texture underneath. You can set the
stroke size, stroke detail, and softness.
Plastic Wrap
The Plastic Wrap filter renders a layer as if it were coated in shiny plastic, accentuating the surface detail. You can set the highlight strength,
detail, and smoothness.
Poster Edges
The Poster Edges filter reduces the number of colors in an image according to the posterization option you set, finds the edges of the image, and
draws black lines on them. Large broad areas of the image receive simple shading, while fine dark details are distributed throughout the image.
You can set the edge thickness, edge intensity, and posterization.
Rough Pastels
The Rough Pastels filter makes an image appear as if it were made with rough strokes of pastel chalk on a textured background. In areas of bright
color, the chalk appears thick with little texture; in darker areas, the chalk appears scraped off to reveal the texture. You can set the stroke length,
stroke detail, and texture. Texture options make images appear as if they were painted onto textures, such as canvas, brick, burlap, or sandstone.
Smudge Stick
The Smudge Stick filter softens an image using short diagonal strokes to smudge or smear the darker areas of the images. Lighter areas become
brighter and lose detail. You can set the stroke length, highlight area, and intensity.
Sponge
The Sponge filter paints a layer with highly textured areas of contrasting color. You can set the brush size, definition, and smoothness.
Underpainting
The Underpainting filter paints a layer as if it were on a textured background. You can set the brush size, texture coverage area, and texture
options. Texture options make images appear as if they were painted onto textures, such as canvas, brick, burlap, or standstone.
Watercolor
The Watercolor filter paints an image in a watercolor style, simplifying details in an image by using a medium brush loaded with water and color.
Where significant tonal changes occur at edges, the filter saturates colors. You can set the brush detail, shadow intensity, and texture.
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