Illuma gives you lighting and filter options you don't have in the field including Halo, Lightracer, Radiance, Photogust and Luminus.

• Halo: one effect with both bloom and focus controls
• Lightracer: enhance visible light sources, particularly in dark settings
• Radiance: the stuff of dream sequences...gentle glow with a versatile set of tools you’ll find multiple reasons to use
• Photogust: fast and easy point emination blurs
• Luminus: just the right glow is easy to achieve with lots of control

• Halo
  Halo generates an effect simulating lens diffraction artifacts generated when shooting light-emitting sources at night or against dark backgrounds. This effect is most effective with dark shots that include small bright areas (such as light sources and reflections).
• Lightracer
  Lightracer is an effect that simulates phosphorescence. With the ranging tools and bloom shaping that can simulate viewing a light source through a lens, Lightracer is a useful part of the Simulate:Illuma toolbox.
• Luminus
  Luminus is an effect that simulates the visual impression of a glow. Luminus manages to be an easy-to-use effect with a concise tool set, yet it creates very fluid glow effects that will prove to be a worthy workhorse for a post production or effects artist.
• Photogust
  Photogust creates point-origin radial and traditional blurs that, when used with the brightness controls for each channel (red, green and blue), can create effects that go far beyond most ‘light ray’ effects.
• Radiance
  Radiance is a glow effect that has the ability to operate with independent control of tonal range and intensity for each color channel. Radiance also employs series of blurring tools to change the pattern character of the effect. When you add multiple compositing modes to the tool set, the versatility of Radiance really...um...'shines'.

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