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This is a filter plugin that fills each channel with
the maximum pixel value it has encountered so far in a specified
direction. You also have the option to hold new maximum values for a
specified amount if pixels and then fade out according to your needs.
The first example (on the left side) is a direction fill not using the
"useHoldAndFade" option and thus fills all the way to the edges. The
second example uses both "Hold" and "Fade" values and because they are
different for each channel (R, G and B) the result is a color image. If
you hoover the mouse pointer over one of the images you'll see the
original image before the effect was applied.
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