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SUMMARY :
V1+ENTER ===> OLD DISPLAY + COMMAND PARSING
V2+ENTER ===> NEW DISPLAY + COMMAND PARSING
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More Details Below :

I got a call from someone from California earlier today while making videos .
They said they liked the old number display and was wondering if there was
a way to "switch back" . There wasn''t , but now there is :

1. Type "V1"+ENTER_KEY : for version 1 text display and parser
2. Type "V2"+ENTER_KEY : for version 2 text display and parser

Additionally , for fun , typing "CALI" also will switch to V1 .

FILTER ALIASES ONLY WORK IN V2 !
Because "F.001" is more than 4 characters .
Because "." character is not type-able in "V1" display .

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TOO LONG DIDNT READ : JUST PRESS :
1. "F.001" + ENTER_KEY ( FORWARD filter_alias #1 )
2. "R.001" + ENTER_KEY ( REVERSE filter_alias #1 )

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More details for those who want to know : ( BELOW )

How to use new feature :

TYPE : "F.1" to "F.141" to do FORWARD filter alias .
TYPE : "R.1" to "R.141" to do REVERSE filter alias .

I took all of the filters that are 100% reversible in standard color space
and added them to these filter alias commands . This way if you want to grab
a REVERSIBLE filter , all you have to remember is :

"F" for forward .
"R" for reverse .

Use matching numbers to reverse operations .
Example :
"F.001" and "R.001"
Will CHANNEL SPLIT , and then CHANNEL MERGE .
"F.001" ===> Phosimp Filter #5 ( channel splitter )
"R.001" ===> Phosimp filter #6 ( channel merger )

How can you make use of this ?

Here is a fun thing to try out :

1. Use a forward filter , say "F.001"
2. Put a BLUR like 18 or 19 next
3. Use corresponding reverse filter , "R.001"

Because you put a BLUR in the middle , the reverse operation
is __NOT__ going to work perfectly , and cool and strange
things can happen . Try sandwhiching OTHER filters besides
blurs between a "F.###" and "R.###" filter alias pair .

I recommend 239,240,250,300,311,22,40,1111 .

Titling this "Krysta Update" because I told my friend Krysta from the goth club
that I would do photoset of her on my Instagram once my new update came out .
So it is something easy for me to mentally grab onto when I want to quickly
mentally recall this update .

If you need help ... Lucky you , I am __NOT__ famous just yet :

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-KanjiCoder