Lens Effect is a Flash script for Signal Processing scripts design by flash-filter.net.
It runs on following operating system: Windows / Mac OS. Lens Effect helps you to magnify certain parts for an image in Flash 8 or Flash CS3.
Publisher review: Lens Effect helps you to magnify certain parts for an image in Flash 8 or Flash CS3. Whenever there is need for to magnify certain parts for an image in Flash 8 or Flash CS3 the Lens Effect is the perfect solution. This component does not require any additional programming work and will simply create a .swf file. It can be applied to the Timeline or Actionscript instantly, and can either create a 'fish eye' effect on parts of an image or just follow the mouse cursor as the user hovers over the picture. This simple plug-in is extremely versatile as all parameters can be easily edited. A fixed position can be set and the 'strength' of the lens can be specified to create the desired picture manipulation. Of course this component works on PC or Mac.Features: - Filesize of this filter in compressed swf: 6KB - Create an effect on your image that looks like a lens - Specify parameters such as position, lens strength and edge width - Let the magnified part follow the mouse cursor - Extensive sample files included Operating system: Windows / Mac OS
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