You can create that mask in any shape or size you want and the script will make the mask for you. Every run of the script, even with the same area, will yield a different result.

Get it in the store: Curly Lines

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As a sample, I ran the script on a black image, and selected the central area to create the mask. The result is a simple jpg mask that you can use to showcase a panoramic photo, or simply focus on a horizontal section of a non-panoramic photo.

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This script will allow you to choose what section of the image will be dispersed and in what direction. Furthermore, you can also continue running the script so you can get a dispersion effect in two opposite directions if you want.

Get this script in the store: Dispersion

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Since this script would likely be applied to your own photo, I simply ran it on greyscale digits. Since they are in greyscale, you can colorize them any way you want to use it in your own project.

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