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Camera Moving Distortion

This tool simulates the effect of camera movement during a photo capture. It overlays two instances of the same image and blends them using a configurable alpha value to produce the effect. You can control both the blending strength and the positional offset between the two overlays to introduce subtle motion, depth, or a sense of energy—useful for adding realism, emphasizing motion, or creating a more dynamic, cinematic feel in otherwise static images.

Chroma Offset

Applies a uniform chroma shift in the OkLab color space to adjust color intensity without changing hue or luminance. This produces perceptually consistent saturation changes, avoiding the artifacts common in RGB or HSV-based adjustments.

Shadow Tint

This tool applies a selective chroma shift to shadow areas of an image, allowing you to add color offset (shifts in red and blue channels) specifically to the darker regions. Use it to create stylized color grading effects or enhance shadow details with custom color adjustments while preserving the highlights and midtones.

Zoom Blur

Zoom Blur simulates the effect of a camera zooming during exposure, creating streaks that radiate outward from a specified center point. The center remains relatively sharp while surrounding areas blur along radial lines. The strength parameter controls how pronounced the motion and streaking appear.