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Glitch camera filter – Transcript
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- The custom filter was made by adding double-sided tape and attaching two colored filters to a strip of metal.
- As the image goes out of focus, it begins to split and creates colored outlines around objects for a glitch-like visual effect.
- Moving closer to the subject makes the glitch effect even stronger.
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What happens if you split a camera lens in half and put a color filter on each side? I cut a round piece out of a sheet of metal, then mark two parallel lines to create a strip that would fit perfectly in the center of the filter. After that, I added double-sided tape and attached two colored filters to it, one for each side. That's how this custom filter was made. At first, one half of the image turns red and the other turns blue, but the really interesting part happens when you start
adjusting the focus. As the image goes out of focus, it begins to split, creating colored outlines around objects. The result is a glitch-like visual effect. When you move closer to the subject, the effect becomes even stronger.