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Slit Scan

Blend a scan band from the previous frame into the current frame for temporal slit artifacts.

Written By Massimo Albanese

Last updated About 4 hours ago

Blend a scan band from the previous frame into the current frame for temporal slit artifacts.

In: Frame-to-frame

How it works

Temporal Slit Scan blends a scan band from the previous rendered frame into
the current frame. It is a sharp two-frame slit effect; use Temporal Time Shear
when rows or columns should sample across the full multi-frame history window.

Location

Temporal / Frame-to-frame / Slit Scan

Controls

Choose Video mode. This effect uses previous frames, so play forward to inspect it.

Actions

Space plays or pauses. Use the timeline to choose a time.

Parameters

ControlWhat it doesDefaultRangeNudgeAnimation
BlendSets how strongly this effect is blended with the source image.10 to 10.01Continuous keyframes
OrientationOrientation setting for this effect.horizontalPanel-definedContinuousPanel-dependent
PhaseLoopable animation phase for the carrier; animate 0 to 1 for a clean sweep.0-1 to 10.01Continuous keyframes
PositionPosition setting for this effect.0.50 to 10.01Continuous keyframes
SoftnessControls how softly the softness transitions.0.080 to 10.01Continuous keyframes
Uses Temporal FramesUses Temporal Frames setting for this effect.OnPanel-definedContinuousPanel-dependent
WidthSets the width of the generated or processed detail.0.180 to 10.01Continuous keyframes

madphase 1.4.0

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