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What is SuperPhosphor Fuse?
SuperPhosphor is a Fuse plugin for DaVinci Resolve and Fusion that transforms ordinary footage into iconic retro terminal and vintage monochrome CRT display visuals. Built with an authentic Atkinson error-diffusion dithering engine, real-time phosphor matrix simulation, and analog CRT tube dynamics, this tool allows creators to instantly achieve classic cybernetic terminal aesthetics, retrocomputing looks, and degraded analog video textures.
Features:
Atkinson Dither Engine: Implements the classic 1-bit error diffusion dithering algorithm popularized by early computing, providing sharp, high-contrast retro point and pixel texturing across your image.
Phosphor Color Modes: Choose between classic monochromatic display profiles including vintage Green Phosphor (P1), warm Amber Phosphor (P3), high-contrast B&W, or define your own Custom Color palette to match any aesthetic.
Tape Glitch: Injects procedural horizontal tape tearing, static noise, and signal instability to emulate degrading magnetic media and RF transmission loss.
PARAMETERS
Grid Resolution: Adjusts the density and pixel size of the CRT terminal grid.
Wave Distortion: Adds horizontal wave like magnetic warp across the display.
Analog Noise: Controls the intensity of static analog grain and interference.
Tape Glitch: Simulates VHS-style magnetic tape roll and glitch displacement.
Anamorphic Bloom: Adjusts the wide horizontal glow and light bleed on phosphor pixels.
Degauss System: Toggles CRT magnetic degaussing distortion and color warping.
Sync Lost: Toggles vertical sync drop and rolling frame instability.
Atkinson Dither: Enables or disables retro 1-bit Atkinson error diffusion dithering.
Phosphor Color: Selects the display palette preset between B&W, Green, Amber, or Custom.
Custom Color: Sets the RGB color tint when Phosphor Color is set to Custom.
Hard Contrast: Controls black and white tonal contrast before thresholding
Every parameter can be key framed to get desired results in any section of the video.