Graduated Filter plug-in

I use iMovie HD 6 on my 2013 (Mountain Lion) iMac and it works perfectly, iMove HD 6 having been transferred from my old eMac.
I've been searching everywhere for an iMovie HD plug-in that would produce the effect of a graduated filter - i.e. to improve blank/white skies.
The following have been suggested to me:- *Stupendous software* www.stupendous-software.com GeeThree www.geethree.com
                                                                        cf/x. www.imovieplugins.com
                                                                        www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/video/ezediapluginsforimovievol1.html
                                                                        www.imovieplugins.com/fxhome.html
I've tried them all but none could help me. The company cf/x. have got what I'm looking for but are not compatible with later Intel Macs. I think it's the same situation with Stupendous Soft software. GeeThree have told me there's nothing like that in their range.
Is there anyone out there who can help me.
Thanks.

Hi
This is my list on Plug-ins
*Stupendous software*
www.stupendous-software.com
GeeThree
www.geethree.com
cf/x.
www.imovieplugins.com
Apple
www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/video/ezediapluginsforimovievol1.html
www.imovieplugins.com/fxhome.html
BUT
I figure that I would try *FinalCut Express* - this should be possibly to do here. Ask
in FinalCut forum.
Yours Bengt W

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Hi
This is my list on Plug-ins
*Stupendous software*
www.stupendous-software.com
GeeThree
www.geethree.com
cf/x.
www.imovieplugins.com
Apple
www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/video/ezediapluginsforimovievol1.html
www.imovieplugins.com/fxhome.html
BUT
I figure that I would try *FinalCut Express* - this should be possibly to do here. Ask
in FinalCut forum.
Yours Bengt W

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I'm using Lightroom 2.2 on a Mac.
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Thanks for your reply
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