You can see the edges of the spider-looking images, behind the edges you can see your normal environment, so it's a little odd. If you want to take an easy, but not the best solution to this problem, I suggest feathering the edges of the effect, so it at least creates a nice blend between the effect and non-effect areas. For reference, I have an ultrawide monitor (3440x1440).
You can see the edges of the spider-looking images, behind the edges you can see your normal environment, so it's a little odd. If you want to take an easy, but not the best solution to this problem, I suggest feathering the edges of the effect, so it at least creates a nice blend between the effect and non-effect areas. For reference, I have an ultrawide monitor (3440x1440).