I don't really like this filter, even though it is probably the best VHS/NTSC filter available for general usage, filters like the blargg's, Bisqwit NTSC filters for NES emulators are just far more accurate and realistic due to the fact that these are actual emulations. But even though, it get some things wrong. It is not the R/G or B channels that bleed into an object or edge surroundings, but the I and Q (or U and V) chroma channels of the YIQ (or Y'UV) color spaces that bleed.<br>The Y information is just way too sharp, and so, the bleeding looks kinda like an overlay.<br>There's no fringing, luma/chroma (and reverse) crosstalk (being rainbow artifacting, and dot crawl, respectively), no Y ghosting.<br><br>Overall it looks good, and clearly gets the aesthetics right, but I think there could be much better,(reply>), Luma is 320x480 on VHS (approximately).  Chroma is 40x480.  So the main image should look blurry, and the chroma look horrible <br><br>.