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Apply RGB Shift to images and videos online
Split RGB channels and shift colors for an iconic retro lens look. Create chromatic aberration effects on images and videos online.
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Ideas for using the effect
Retro aesthetics
Recreate analog lens flaws, VHS vibes, and old camera artifacts.
Glitch accents
Add subtle RGB separation to enhance glitch or distortion effects.
Motion emphasis
Use channel shifts to amplify movement and transitions in video.
Stylized photography
Give still images a bold, experimental color edge.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is RGB Shift?
RGB Shift separates red, green, and blue color channels and offsets them to create color fringing and distortion.
Is RGB Shift the same as chromatic aberration?
Yes. RGB Shift is commonly used to simulate chromatic aberration found in real camera lenses.
Can I control the strength of the effect?
Yes. You can adjust the amount and direction of channel shifts.
Does RGB Shift work on videos?
Absolutely. RGB Shift works in real time on both images and videos.
Can I combine RGB Shift with other effects?
Definitely. RGB Shift pairs especially well with Glitch, VHS, CRT Screen, and blur effects.