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Make a window with your hands — thumbs and index fingers forming a frame — and watch the world inside it flip into inverted color, live. Move your hands, stretch the frame, tilt it… the effect follows every move in real time. No tap, no button — just your hands and the camera. Try it solo or grab a friend and frame them instead.
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