I've used the filter effects for a lot of really useful applications. I'm always surprised though that sepia is an offered filter. It seems pretty kitsch and no

I've used the filter effects for a lot of really useful applications. I'm always surprised though that sepia is an offered filter. It seems pretty kitsch and not that useful, it is effectively grayscale with an additive color overlay of only one color. I don't mind that it is there, but it doesn't seem like a primitive operation like the rest. Perhaps if you could change the overlay then it'd be a lot more useful.