A Laurel Vega product
StrobeFilter is a Laurel Vega Windows accessibility utility that reduces visual shock by detecting sudden luminance changes and applying a real-time dimming overlay.
StrobeFilter watches frame-to-frame brightness changes and applies a click-through dark overlay when sudden spikes are detected. It is intended for harsh scene cuts, flashbangs, strobe sequences, bright advertisements, and late-night viewing.
StrobeFilter is researched and engineered by Laurel Vega, a data research and bespoke software engineering company based in Lithgow, New South Wales.
The current public release is a downloadable Windows utility. The product page includes the installer, a demonstration, implementation notes, and setup guidance.
StrobeFilter is an accessibility utility designed to reduce visual strain and improve viewing comfort. It is not a medical device and is not guaranteed to prevent photosensitive seizures or other medical events.