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### Monochrome ((pro)) {#monochrome}
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```imgproxy_url_option
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monochrome:%intencity:%color
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mc:%intencity:%color
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mc:%intensity:%color
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*`intencity` - a positive floating-point number between `0` and `1` that defines the intencity of the monochrome effect.
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*`intensity` - a positive floating-point number between `0` and `1` that defines the intensity of the monochrome effect.
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*`color` - _(optional)_ a hex-coded value of the color that will be used as a base for the monochrome palette.
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Default: `0:b3b3b3`
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### Duotone ((pro)) {#duotone}
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```imgproxy_url_option
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duotone:%intencity:%color1:%color2
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dt:%intencity:%color1:%color2
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dt:%intensity:%color1:%color2
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```
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*`intensity` - a positive floating-point number between `0` and `1` that defines the intensity of the duotone effect.
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*`color1`, `color2` - _(optional)_ hex-coded values of the colors that will be used as a base for the duotone palette. `color1` is the color for the dark areas, `color2` is the color for the light areas.
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### Monochrome ((pro)) {#monochrome}
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```imgproxy_url_option
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monochrome:%intencity:%color
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*`intensity` - a positive floating-point number between `0` and `1` that defines the intensity of the monochrome effect.
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### Duotone ((pro)) {#duotone}
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```imgproxy_url_option
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duotone:%intencity:%color1:%color2
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*`color1`, `color2` - _(optional)_ hex-coded values of the colors that will be used as a base for the duotone palette. `color1` is the color for the dark areas, `color2` is the color for the light areas.
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### Monochrome ((pro)) {#monochrome}
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monochrome:%intencity:%color
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*`intensity` - a positive floating-point number between `0` and `1` that defines the intensity of the monochrome effect.
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### Duotone ((pro)) {#duotone}
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```imgproxy_url_option
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duotone:%intencity:%color1:%color2
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dt:%intencity:%color1:%color2
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duotone:%intensity:%color1:%color2
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*`intencity` - a positive floating-point number between `0` and `1` that defines the intencity of the duotone effect.
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*`intensity` - a positive floating-point number between `0` and `1` that defines the intensity of the duotone effect.
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*`color1`, `color2` - _(optional)_ hex-coded values of the colors that will be used as a base for the duotone palette. `color1` is the color for the dark areas, `color2` is the color for the light areas.
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