Video — Kaleidoscope
One clip mirrored into an even ring of pie wedges, alternate slices flipped so the seams meet edge to edge, the whole wheel spinning once per loop.
A clip is folded into a spinning kaleidoscope: identical wedges of footage meet edge to edge around the centre, multiplying the subject into a rosette. The wheel turns steadily while the source keeps playing inside every slice.
The frame is first drawn into a buffer with zoom and offset choosing which region gets mirrored, then stamped once per wedge with the canvas clipped to that slice. The segment count is forced even and every other wedge is flipped, which is what makes neighbouring slices meet seamlessly; the spin advances exactly one turn per loop, so the rotation never shows a seam in capture either.
