# Yellow\-Blue Atmospheric Photo Filter Canonical page: https://fuser.studio/recipes/blurred-yellowy-blue-filter Creator: @laure Saved recipe example ยท version 5 Upload an image to create a blurred yellow\-toned version with subtle blue and green atmospheric color\. Header image: https://media.fuser.studio/3b93e32646b4484036fda843d3d71176cb5080ab9fb2b76d29ba5edd43cc15bb.jpg ## Explore the atmospheric image treatment The saved example connects one image input to a generated image with a blurred yellow, blue, and green atmospheric feel\. ## Default inputs ### Image Type: image [Image]() ## Saved outputs ### Generated Image Type: image [Generated Image]() ## Ways to use this photo filter Use the recipe to explore atmospheric color treatments across photography and visual development workflows\. ### Editorial photo mood studies Apply the treatment to editorial imagery when you want to compare a softer, blurred yellow\-led atmosphere\. ### Film visual development Use a source image to explore an atmospheric color direction for film and entertainment concepts\. ### Photography portfolio variations Create an alternate generated image from a portfolio photograph to study how a different color mood changes its presentation\. ### Social image concepts Prepare a photographed subject for social content explorations with a yellow atmosphere and hints of blue and green\. ### Location mood references Transform location imagery into a more atmospheric reference for planning photographic or screen\-based work\. ### Creative direction comparisons Generate a distinct color\-treated version of an image to compare against the original during visual direction reviews\. ## Frequently asked questions ### What does this recipe do? It takes one image and produces a generated image with a blurred yellow atmospheric feel, including hints of blue and green\. The saved example shows this treatment applied to its connected image input\. ### Who is this recipe for? It is suited to photographers, visual designers, and film or entertainment teams exploring a specific atmospheric color direction\. It can be useful when a source image needs a softer, mood\-focused variation for review or presentation\. ### What should I prepare before using it? Prepare one image to use as the recipe's Image input\. The output is another image labeled Generated Image\. ### Can I change the image in Fuser? Yes\. Image is the exposed editable input, so you can replace it with another source image in Fuser\. No separate color, blur, or intensity controls are listed for this recipe\. ### What does the saved example show? The saved example shows the recipe's default image connected to its Generated Image output\. It demonstrates the intended blurred yellow treatment with blue and green hints, rather than a live result from a new input\. ### What kinds of projects can use this recipe? Use it for photography mood studies, editorial variations, film visual development, portfolio explorations, and other image\-based creative direction work\. These applications depend on whether the atmospheric treatment suits your source image\. ### What are the recipe's limitations? This recipe exposes one image input and returns one generated image, with no listed controls for adjusting the color balance or blur\. A new run uses the image you provide, so its result may differ from the saved example\. ## Used for - [Film & animation](https://fuser.studio/solutions/industries/film-animation.md): Develop film treatments, character and environment concepts, storyboards and motion studies\. Connect image, video and 3D exploration in Fuser\. - [Video & storyboards](https://fuser.studio/solutions/use-cases/video-storyboards.md): Develop storyboard frames, shot variations and video studies from your references\. Compose clear boards and explore movement in one Fuser project\. ## Explore this atmospheric photo treatment Log in to Fuser to replace the saved image input and use the recipe with your own photography or visual reference\. [Use this recipe](https://app.fuser.studio) [Browse recipes](https://fuser.studio/recipes)