No. I did not do that.

Well you could imagine taking the red channel from one frame, the green channel from a frame 10 earlier, and the blue channel from a frame 10 later. If there is no movement (like in the background) then the colours remain the same as in the original. If there is movement (the subject) then you see the three colours. I added some mathematical wizardry to get more than three colours.

ah so! good idea.

Cheers dude!

Thanks!

:)

Glad you like it. Someday I might write an explanation. I can't think of a quick way to say it.

Thanks Maria. I wrote a Python script to do it, using the Python Imaging Library.

Yup, that's Galway bay there in the background.

Thanks JCC

Cool, the effect you used is like this: vimeo.com/228303 which is splitting the RGB channels and introducing a time delay between them. The above splits the footage into more than 3 (6? I can't remember) different colours.

I like the torch, it works good with this.

Thanks Paulina!