Applying filters such as blur, brightness, contrast, and drop shadow to SVG elements Mocktest

The Contrast Filter is effective for increasing or decreasing the difference between light and dark areas in SVG elements. It enhances the contrast of elements, making them appear more vibrant and distinct. This filter is useful for adjusting the tonal range, creating visually striking graphics, or emphasizing specific areas within SVG graphics.

The drop shadow filter adds a shadow effect behind SVG elements, creating depth and highlighting their presence. This filter is commonly used for buttons, icons, UI elements, and other graphical elements to create a sense of depth and make elements stand out from the background.

You can create a blur effect for SVG elements using the Gaussian Blur Filter. This filter applies a blur effect to elements, softening their appearance and creating a blurred effect. It's commonly used for artistic effects, depth perception, or highlighting specific areas within SVG graphics.

The primary purpose of the brightness filter in SVG graphics is to adjust the overall brightness of SVG elements. This filter can be used to control the lighting, visibility, and tone of graphics within SVG graphics, allowing for adjustments in brightness levels to create desired visual effects or highlight specific elements.

The Drop Shadow Filter can be used to create a shadow effect behind SVG elements, adding depth and highlighting their presence. This filter is commonly used for creating depth perception, emphasizing elements, or adding visual interest to SVG graphics by simulating shadow effects.

The contrast filter adjusts the contrast between light and dark areas in SVG elements, making them more vibrant and distinct. This filter enhances the tonal range of graphics, creates visually striking effects, and emphasizes details within SVG elements.

You can adjust the brightness of SVG elements using the Brightness Filter. This filter allows you to control the overall brightness of elements within SVG graphics, making them appear brighter or darker based on the filter settings.