Glitch Art adds digital noise and distortions to an image, creating the effect of a spoiled picture. In reality, such interferences appear due to errors in the reproduction of digital recordings, technical failures, or physical damage of a device. Many contemporary works of art use this visual technique. It is one of the most popular trends in photography and videography. With ArtSuite, it's easy to apply chaotic and mesmerizing glitches to your pictures.
The effect parameters are presented in two tabs: Interferences and Stripes and Shifts.
Interferences Tab
Channel Shift. The parameters of this group separate and shift the color components of the image, forming additional color outlines (the so-called 3D anaglyph effect).
Red. Shift of the red channel.
Green. Shift of the green channel.
Blue. Shift of the blue channel.
Scan Lines. Raster lines that simulate an old TV noise effect.
Blend Mode: Overlay or Soft Light. The mode affects the degree of contrast between the lines and the image.
Thickness. Thickness of the scan lines.
Sharpness. Sharpness of the edges of the lines.
Intensity. The degree of visibility of the lines. At 0, there is no scan line effect.
Noise. Adding digital noise and film grain to the image.
Strength. The degree of visibility of noise.
Stripes and Shifts Tab
You can add rectangular straight regions (stripes) to the image and change them dynamically.
The Exclusion Tool allows you to indicate areas where there will be no stripes, protecting the selected part from the effect.
Use the Eraser tool to edit the selection (protective zone).
You can turn the selection preview on/off with / in the Control Panel.
Size and Position. A group of the parameters responsible for the geometry of the stripes.
Min/Max Height. Range of change of the height of the stripes.
Min/Max Length. Range of change of the length of the stripes.
Displacement. Shift amount (for simple and inverted stripes).
Simple Shifts. The number of stripes created by displaced rectangles.
Simple Stretches. The number of stripes formed by stretching of rectangles.
Min/Max Stretch. Range of change of the length of the stretches.
Inverted Shifts. The number of stripes with color inversion.
The Vertical check-box enables vertical effects instead of horizontal ones.
The Random Seed button generates a different distribution of stripes in the image.