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$9

PopSickle

Looking for a little pop? See your details come to life.
$6

KPD Midbright

A very useful midtone brightener.
$6

Contrast Brush

Use it to paint contrast only to areas that need a little oomph. Try it on hair and important details of an image to make them more prominent.
Free

Hint of color

Is it black & white? Or is it color? This leaves a wisp of color, just a hint, for a unique vintage look.
$9

Edge Blur Modified

A cool effect with a gradual motion-like blur around the subject.
$9

Deep Forest

Creates deep rich colors and glowing shadows.
$9

BW Warming Filter

Use this after a normal B&W conversion to add depth and slight warmth.
$9

Jewels

Add twinkle to your image with this bright color-popping action.
Free

Reveal shadow detail

A very natural looking effect that opens up shadows and reveals hidden details. You apply it multiple times to increase the effect.
$6

Sharpen USM KK

A nice general sharpening setting for images 200-300 dpi.
Free

Color Vibralizer Interactive

Use to interactively enhance certain color ranges, adding a natural vibrance without looking over-saturated. For example you could make blue skies bluer.
$9

Radiance Landscape 1

For landscape or fine art images. Color boost and vivid bump, without softening or glows.
Free

Vintage Warm

Faded and filled with photographic memories. It has a warm tint, like the paper has yellowed a bit in that shoebox in your attic.
$9

Creme Brulee

Creamy and sweet, with a hint of brown sugar.
$9

Hot Fudge 1

Nearly black and white but with a richness that can only be compared to hot fudge.
$9

Angel Glow

Glows the highlights only to create an ethereal feel.
$9

Pearl Soft

Rooty tooty fresh 'n fruity.
$9

Tea Stained

A soft subtle color palette similar to what you might get from tea staining a print.
$9

Anime Bold

A unique painterly look that simplifies the image and makes it look half painted half photographic, in bold colors.
$9

300esque

King Leonidas would be proud...if he weren't so very, very dead. If you don't know what I'm talking about, go see the movie. A warm, perpetual sunset and soft film grain.