Suggestion

You seem to do a lot of different stuff, I would recommend 1) that you go back and update some early filters, make them better now that you have more experience etc., and 2) that FF extend your trial another 30 days or whatever the standard is, since you are actively making filters and posting on the forums.

jffe

All right your feet are wet now Dont know if this will earn you a reward or not but I issued a challenge a while back the infinite mirror, swirl or tunnel I figured out preaty well but the matrix
That one still is way to crude and slow to render

can you make a filter that recreates the effect of code from the movie matrix

not just as a stand alone background but also blended into a source photo in unique ways

Sorry you made asked for a challenge and I figure that this definatly qualifies as a challenge

okay if that one isnt to your likeing there is one Ive been meaning to tackle but never really had the inclination or time since I figure it will be quite difficult to acchieve

kind of hard to explain but here goes

take a source photo then take a rough cutout section --like it was broken off nothing to fancy or the filter will bog down here and not have enough gas left for the rest of the effect

take that section and raise it in 3d space away from the source photo and then give the illusion that it is moving towards you in 3d space

do this with several cut out sections 3-7 all of varying perceived depth

or modify it to make it look like the photo was originally a planet blasting apart in a similar method
though that would probably be to difficult

the effect can be done as is show by the default preset of fireworks by zephos but can it be done in larger sections with a photo stock

I would suggest checking this filter out.....study it.....learn how everything works on it.....experiment with it.....and create your own style of metal panel that puts this one to shame These are extremely useful.....especially to designers and gamers.....

Hope this helps

http://www.filterforge.com/filters/1357.html