How it works The effect splits the image into multiple blended copies of itself. The distance of the splits is dynamically calculated according to the luminosity of each pixel and can be modulated in many ways. Split Blur looks like a regular gaussian blur on small blur levels, but gradually transforms into a unique kaleidoscopic… Read More »
The Pixel Melt effect treats each image pixel independently. It simulates a process where a velocity and a spreading amount are assigned to each pixel in a given direction according to its brightness. Effect similarly filters the image via processing individual scanlines as in Pixel Stretch, but with a significant difference, as pixels overlap each… Read More »
Randomly shuffles image blocks with the ability to filter out certain areas or include frames from other times. Great for randomly recomposing scenes, clean-looking noise effects, blocky glitches, or transitions.Blocks of the source image are simply swapped between each other. Their size, spread, count and other parameters can be controlled and animated. Section Time Shift… Read More »