Pixelate Video Effect
This effect pixelates the image. A pixelated video is having blocks on the frame image to give it a mosaic effect. The effect allows adjusting settings so it is possible to make images look interesting in a video.
Settings
It is possible to adjust the following settings for this effect:
- Horizontal defines how strong pixelation should be for horizontal dimension. 0 means no changes in the image, 100 means absolute pixelization, an image will be split horizontally into 2 parts only.
- Vertical makes the same adjustments as the horizontal setting but applies to image vertically.
- Offset shifts every second row with provided the offset value. This makes pixelated image looks fuzzy.
Example
Applied horizontal pixelation only. You can notice that image looks less pixelized vertically in time lapse software preview window.
Note: You can add a precise value for the slider. Just double-click on the percentage number to open up the percentage editor.
Note: this effect is available in the free version of Time-Lapse Tool.