Dfx is comprised of the following filters: Auto Adjust, Black and White, Black/White Looks, Black Diffusion/FX®, Black Pro-Mist®, Bleach Bypass, Blur, Bronze Glimmerglass®, Center Spot, Chromatic Aberration, Color Compensating, Color Conversion, Color Correct, Color-Grad®, Color Infrared, Color Looks, Color Spot, Cool Pro-Mist®, Cross Processing, Day for Night, Defog, Defringe, Depth of Field, Diffusion, Double Fog, Dual Grad, Edge Glow, Enhancing, Faux Film, Flashing, Fluorescent, Fog, F-Stop, GamColor Gels, Gels, Glimmerglass®, Glow, Gold Diffusion/FX®, Gold Reflector, Grain, Halo, HDTV/FX®, Infrared, Kelvin, Lens Distortion, Light, Light Balancing, Low Contrast, Mono Tint, ND-Grad, Night Vision, Nude/FX®, Old Photo, Overexpose, Ozone, Paint, Pencil, Photographic Filters, Polarizer, Printer Points, Pro-Mist®, Rack Focus, Radial Exposure, ReLight, Rosco Gels, Selective Color Correct, Selective Saturation, Sharpen, Silver Reflector, Smoque®, Soft/FX®, Split Field, Split Tone, Star, Streaks, Strip Grad, Sunset/Twilight, Telecine, Temperature, Three Strip, Ultra Contrast^TM, Vari-Star, Vignette, Warm Black Pro-Mist®, Warm Pro-Mist®, Warm Soft/FX® and Xray

	ND-Grad The ND-Grad darkens only a portion of the image using a graduated transition between the darkened portion and the original image. It selectively adjusts brightness without affecting color balance. The most likely use for the ND-Grad would be to balance the difference between the sky and the ground.
	Infrared Infrared simulates infrared filters used in conjunction with infrared sensitive film or sensors to produce very interesting black and white images with a halation in highlight areas.
	Fog The Fog filter creates a soft, misty atmosphere over the image and glows highlights.

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