Fractionated polar UV with cosine palettes and bloom. Early emphasis on a clean radial read and bright rim highlights.
Same flare base with busier phase offsets. Rings feel tighter and chroma shifts faster as you move outward from center.
Lower frequency in the fractionation so bands stay broad. Color steps read more like stripes than fine hairlines.
Higher iteration weight on domain folds detail near the center. Core gets noisy faster while outer rings stay calmer.
Asymmetric weighting: one side of the disk carries more energy so the gradient feels deliberately off balance, not centered.
Stronger bloom coupling so edges bleed together and midtones smear before hard rings ever show up as thin wirelines.
Cooler palette bias: peaks skew teal and violet instead of warmer sun tones, while structure matches other Flare presets.
Faster angular motion in the sample; the whirl reads almost like a speeding record without changing output resolution.
Wide soft halo preset: most contrast sits in the outer third so the middle stays quiet and dark relative to the rim glow.
