VHS Filter is located in PR7C+PWP, Wabera St, Nairobi, Kenya .

From the information provided: "VHS Filter provides browser-based tools for creating a retro VHS look for photos and videos. Choose the photo or video workflow for the media you want to edit. It is a visual-effects tool for creators exploring an analog-inspired style, not an AI video generator. A VHS filter recreates the visual character of analog videotape on a digital photo or video. The familiar look comes from several layers working together: softer picture detail, color that is less precise than brightness detail, slight color delay around strong edges, unstable horizontal timing, and occasional tape-reading defects. Camcorder overlays such as a date stamp or PLAY indicator add context, but they are not the tape signal itself. The VHS effect is useful when a clean digital image feels too polished for the story. It can make a music visual feel found, turn a modern portrait into a family-camcorder memory, or give horror footage an unreliable recorded-evidence quality. The effect also creates recognizable texture for thumbnails and posters without requiring a physical deck, capture card, or old tape.".

The founder/CEO or the main contact for VHS Filter has not been specified at the moment.

VHS Filter is based in United States.

Yes. VHS Filter has a website. It is located at vhsfilter.com/. Feel free to visit it but ensure you have your guard up. We are not associated or liable for any damages caused by visiting their website. This is for informational purposes only.

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