use a mask path to bend a layer! push it along the path to get rippling snake motion. really breaks the ice at parties.

this filter merely applies a color across the entire frame. this turns out to be astonishingly useful... for some reason, it seemed i was always creating a solid with mode multiply. but it does a little more, with settings for additive (light) or subtractive (ink). has parameter to choose to draw the result in all remaining colors, just the colorizing color, or greys. easy recipe: apply additive-colorizing for cyan, magenta, yellow, and a mild grey to the same source movie. composite using darken-mode. darken like ink. lastly apply noise and jitter. instant newspaper flipbook fun. serves 4 to 6.

this filter models a kaleidoscope whose mirrors are in any shape you like. built-ins provide square, triangle, and a few others. but you can also use any mask as the mirror shape. it is a kind of two dimensional ray-tracer, actually. neato, eh?

an error diffusion applied for the worse. choose which colors are available and the filter tries possibly in vain to march the image. march up, left, down, or right. specify fat stripes and exaggerated error propagation. krunk's the word. a nice effect is to eyedropper up a few colors from the source image.

a simple rendition of the classic video feedback. similar to echo in some ways, but with scaling and centering. animate the parameters with bumps and jostles to create wonderful rippling cadences.

a friendly agreeable geometrical modulation, in which small squares assemble to resemble your source image. what could be finer, for is not the pixel square? as it is in the small, so shall it be writ large. new in this release: special wibble parameter added to the futz section.

this filter was originally intended to help with distant starfields. but there are numerous other applications for using spherical projection (sometimes known as a panosphere). also lots of fun for less optically correct applications via the repeats parameters.