Filters applied to Scene Sources are applyed to Scenes themselves

[AlexisDevios]

So I've had this issue where Filters that are applied to Scenes Sources are being applied to Scenes themselves.
Here is an example :

This is an effect applied to a Scene Source , in an other scene.

Now , when I display the scene which I filtered its Source, the effects are applied to the entire Source itself.

This was not used to be like this. I have no clue if this is a mistake (Either I made, or if it was unintentionally made this way) or a bug, but that's quite annoying since how useful using scenes instead of tons of copies of a source.

Any idea on what's happening ? Thanks !

 

[AlexisDevios]

Nevermind. I just found out that you can apply filter to scenes themselves.

I installed 2019 version of OBS and this was already the case, and what I'm complaining of was already there. So did what I got used to was a bug ?
Either way, is there any ways to avoid applying filter to the scenes themselves when applying it to a Scene source ? (Plugin of any sort or some kind of settings ?)
Thank you very much

 

[AlexisDevios]

Closing this thread here, I found a solution : Using Source Mirrors (Which are badly translated in French, that's just a note, I'll report that later) can help applying filters as I wanted. Thanks anyway !