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'''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.
'''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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==Page 6==
==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.
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* 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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