Uploaded September 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Short and fast abstract animation showing changing colours in Adobe Photoshop as it cycles through the hues.
This effect looks better as an animation when done in Virtual Dub though.
There are some Movie Maker filters thrown in to see how the morphing colours alter and affects other visuals (such as black and white / greyscale, which also cycle round like the colours do).
I'm going to make a few more of these experiments and re-familiarise myself with what I'm actually doing.
Short and fast abstract animation showing changing colours in Adobe Photoshop as it cycles through the hues.
This effect looks better as an animation when done in Virtual Dub though.
There are some Movie Maker filters thrown in to see how the morphing colours alter and affects other visuals (such as black and white / greyscale, which also cycle round like the colours do).
I'm going to make a few more of these experiments and re-familiarise myself with what I'm actually doing.






![Video | Unity Software - Particle Effects Experiment
I used Unity to create a very, very simple scene involving a cube that rotates (because camera controls) and a particle emitter that collided slightly weirdly (the hit box / collision mesh was inside the model texture)... Also, directional lighting is a thing! Im preparing for a more segmented approach to my videos, so watch out for more complex things with multiple angles to them.
Video edits include: [Windows Movie Maker] ripple/waverotate, threshold (visual filter), hue cycle; [Virtual Dub] motion blurring, soft focus and the start is way too pixellated square~y than I wanted.
Music used: Milkshake by Aaron Spencer
https://machinimasound.com/music/milkshake (Personal Note: I really love the intro to this song! Its really easy to just place over my visuals without worrying about making headphone users RIP.)
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