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[[Category:Programs]]

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[[File:Megaphoto appicon.png|thumb|right]]

'''Mega Photo''' a mobile application for iOS and Android that specializes in video effects and filters. Containing over a thousand different filters, many of which were quite advanced for its time, Mega Photo quickly became a staple in the mobile [[Tennis]] community in the late 2010's. Many of its filters were unique to the program or had a very specific telltale style to them, causing its usage to be easily spotted.

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=Effects=

On an iPhone, Mega Photo's effects are split ~~3x4~~ across 13 pages, with each effect having "sub-effects", or variants that change what they do. Some effects are only applicable for video files and won't appear for photos. Each of these sub-effects are labeled in the official count, but only appear within their category, resulting in supposed "gaps" in the list.

On an iPhone, Mega Photo's effects are split 4x4 across 13 pages, with each effect having "sub-effects", or variants that change what they do. Some effects are only applicable for video files and won't appear for photos. Each of these sub-effects are labeled in the official count, but only appear within their category, resulting in supposed "gaps" in the list.

On Android, the app functions somewhat differently; there are less effects overall, and each slide has a "default" view in the center.

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* Chromatic aberration.

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* Adds animated "twinkles" to the footage.

* Maps the footage onto "bubbles" that can be popped.

* "Hall of Mirrors" type effects.

* Creates patterns of circular copies of the footage overlaid over the original, that move around.

* Similar to the moving planes effect but with rolling circles instead.

* Infinitely tiling circles.

* Kaleidoscopic hexagon, with "exploding" variants.

* Two circle copies of the footage, almost like a looking through a mask.

* The final eight filters on this page (#389-#795) are all film tints, albeit slightly more dramatic than the ones on page 2.

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* A Rubik's Cube that slowly solves itself, another one of the more well known filters.

* Gradually changes from full color to monochrome and back.

* Tiles of the footage float past the camera.

* The footage is cut into pieces that freeze in place before moving to the next position.

* An interactive Bejeweled-like game.

* An effect very similar to the [[Screensavers#3D Maze|Maze screensaver]] from Windows 9X.

* Posterized footage with black scanline-like lines as well.

* (?)

* Stained Glass or Voronoi effect.

* A minimax filter of equal horizontal and vertical proportion.

* An effect similar to [[Pixelan CreativEase]]'s StepMotion/StepTime effects, where the different between the current and previous frames either have a blue tint (#827) or are [[Composition Modes|differenced]] together.

* An interactive game of Breakout.

* More interactive water ripples.

* More wavy/hall of mirrors filters, that also move slowly.

* Similar to an emboss effect, but with a light source that moves around lighting up edges.

* Cut-Out of a dog (specifically, a Labrador).

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* Radial mosaic distortions.

* A very heavy posterize effect that gradually darkens and lightens on repeat.

* Cut-Out of the Sphinx of Egypt.

* More minimax filters.

* Screen pixels gradually change position, blurring the image. Use your finger to "clean them up".

* Interactive ''Fruit Ninja''-like game.

* Heavy whirling effect that goes back and forth in each direction.

* Footage is made up of large dots that move around the screen.

* Similar to the high contrast color filters of page 2, however they cycle through their colors rather than remaining static.

* The footage is tinted based on the color of a pixel clicked on.

* Cut-Out of an art museum, with the footage (with various effects applied) on each painting.

* Interactive game of ''Space Invaders''.

* Yet another whirl effect, which can be dragged across the screen.

* Analog TV static filters.

* The footage is keyed out to a specific color which gradually changes.

* 3D I-shaped cylinder that contains looping copies of the footage. Another well known effect.

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* An extension of the Vortex effect (#10), but with other shapes like a square and hexagon.

* A starfield background with star copies of the footage dancing in unison across the screen in a circular pattern.

* Similar to above, but with more complex patterns.

* Infinitely tiling shapes, with a starfield background.

* Same as above, but with a 3D tilt.

* Various shapes float across the screen (starfield background).

* Same as above, but the shapes float towards the camera rather than across.

* "Glow" filter (?)

* (?)

* 4x5 card matching game. Footage is the same for each tile, correct guesses are based on the tinted color.

* Diagonal shards of the center of the footage.

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 [[Category:Programs]]
-{{Stub|REASON=Convert into a table and get descriptions of each effect, if possible.}}
+{{WIP|REASON=Finish remaining effect descriptions. Convert to a table?}}
+[[File:Megaphoto appicon.png|thumb|right]]
 '''Mega Photo''' a mobile application for iOS and Android that specializes in video effects and filters. Containing over a thousand different filters, many of which were quite advanced for its time, Mega Photo quickly became a staple in the mobile [[Tennis]] community in the late 2010's. Many of its filters were unique to the program or had a very specific telltale style to them, causing its usage to be easily spotted.
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 =Effects=
-On an iPhone, Mega Photo's effects are split 3x4 across 13 pages, with each effect having "sub-effects", or variants that change what they do. Some effects are only applicable for video files and won't appear for photos. Each of these sub-effects are labeled in the official count, but only appear within their category, resulting in supposed "gaps" in the list.
+On an iPhone, Mega Photo's effects are split 4x4 across 13 pages, with each effect having "sub-effects", or variants that change what they do. Some effects are only applicable for video files and won't appear for photos. Each of these sub-effects are labeled in the official count, but only appear within their category, resulting in supposed "gaps" in the list.
 On Android, the app functions somewhat differently; there are less effects overall, and each slide has a "default" view in the center.
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 * Chromatic aberration.
 ==Page 5==
+* Adds animated "twinkles" to the footage.
+* Maps the footage onto "bubbles" that can be popped.
+* "Hall of Mirrors" type effects.
+* Creates patterns of circular copies of the footage overlaid over the original, that move around.
+* Similar to the moving planes effect but with rolling circles instead.
+* Infinitely tiling circles.
+* Kaleidoscopic hexagon, with "exploding" variants.
+* Two circle copies of the footage, almost like a looking through a mask.
+* The final eight filters on this page (#389-#795) are all film tints, albeit slightly more dramatic than the ones on page 2.
 ==Page 6==
+* A Rubik's Cube that slowly solves itself, another one of the more well known filters.
+* Gradually changes from full color to monochrome and back.
+* Tiles of the footage float past the camera.
+* The footage is cut into pieces that freeze in place before moving to the next position.
+* An interactive Bejeweled-like game.
+* An effect very similar to the [[Screensavers#3D Maze|Maze screensaver]] from Windows 9X.
+* Posterized footage with black scanline-like lines as well.
+* (?)
+* Stained Glass or Voronoi effect.
+* A minimax filter of equal horizontal and vertical proportion.
+* An effect similar to [[Pixelan CreativEase]]'s StepMotion/StepTime effects, where the different between the current and previous frames either have a blue tint (#827) or are [[Composition Modes|differenced]] together.
+* An interactive game of Breakout.
+* More interactive water ripples.
+* More wavy/hall of mirrors filters, that also move slowly.
+* Similar to an emboss effect, but with a light source that moves around lighting up edges.
+* Cut-Out of a dog (specifically, a Labrador).
 ==Page 7==
+* Radial mosaic distortions.
+* A very heavy posterize effect that gradually darkens and lightens on repeat.
+* Cut-Out of the Sphinx of Egypt.
+* More minimax filters.
+* Screen pixels gradually change position, blurring the image. Use your finger to "clean them up".
+* Interactive ''Fruit Ninja''-like game.
+* Heavy whirling effect that goes back and forth in each direction.
+* Footage is made up of large dots that move around the screen.
+* Similar to the high contrast color filters of page 2, however they cycle through their colors rather than remaining static.
+* The footage is tinted based on the color of a pixel clicked on.
+* Cut-Out of an art museum, with the footage (with various effects applied) on each painting.
+* Interactive game of ''Space Invaders''.
+* Yet another whirl effect, which can be dragged across the screen.
+* Analog TV static filters.
+* The footage is keyed out to a specific color which gradually changes.
+* 3D I-shaped cylinder that contains looping copies of the footage. Another well known effect.
 ==Page 8==
 ==Page 9==
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 ==Page 12==
 ==Page 13==
+* An extension of the Vortex effect (#10), but with other shapes like a square and hexagon.
+* A starfield background with star copies of the footage dancing in unison across the screen in a circular pattern.
+* Similar to above, but with more complex patterns.
+* Infinitely tiling shapes, with a starfield background.
+* Same as above, but with a 3D tilt.
+* Various shapes float across the screen (starfield background).
+* Same as above, but the shapes float towards the camera rather than across.
+* "Glow" filter (?)
+* (?)
+* 4x5 card matching game. Footage is the same for each tile, correct guesses are based on the tinted color.
+* Diagonal shards of the center of the footage.