Glitch Effect with Affinity Photo's Procedural Texture Filter
In this video, I show how to create a glitch effect using Affinity Photo's procedural texture filter. I'll include the more complicated filters here, the others you should be able to pick up from the video.
Glitch Lines, use whichever smoothosc you like best
var v=vec2(x,y)*a/w; c*smoothosclin(v.y,d)+b
Noise, use whichever noise you like best
var v=vec2(x,y)*a/w; c*2*noisehi(v)+b
var v=vec2(x,y)*a/w+w; c*2*noisehi(v)+b
var v=vec2(x,y)*a/w+2*w; c*2*noisehi(v)+b
Procedural Textures Playlist:
• Procedural Textures with Affinity Photo
The Procedural Texture filter and related information can be found on Affinity Photo's website:
https://affinity.help/photo/en-US.lpr...
0:00 Introduction
0:29 Convert to grayscale
0:44 Oops, looks like my mouse glitched when I tried to click on G, be sure you click on it!
0:54 Set up the R G and B images and shift them, Use the layer Add blending mode not the filter blending mode
3:30 Add horizontal lines
6:08 Adding a colored noise layer
11:31 Shifting the glitch portions of the image with the marquee selection tool
14:08 Use liquify persona to add additional distortions
14:58 Conclusion