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Channel Split

Offset R/B channels for chromatic fringing

Color on screen is made of red, green and blue stacked perfectly on top of each other. Nudge them apart and you get that prismatic fringe along edges — the ‘chromatic aberration’ of cheap lenses and glitchy video. It reads as energy and a touch of malfunction.

I. Made with Channel Split

  • summer madness by @goodbytes
  • Spectrum Rip by @goodbytes
  • alphabet series / Q by @goodbytes
  • Two hundred, in your hand by @goodbytes
  • alphabet series / G by @goodbytes
  • alphabet series / E by @goodbytes
  • Recreating a demo by Tomoyuki Nakata / Codrops by @goodbytes
  • Sticker F — die-cut v2 by @goodbytes
  • Sticker E — round, glass by @goodbytes
  • warpkit.xyz stickers by @goodbytes
  • Bad Signal by @goodbytes

II. Everything else

  • Adjust — Color grade the layers below — exposure, contrast, saturation, hue…
  • Colour Cutout — Cut one colour out of the layers below, so a clip reveals what is beneath
  • Duotone — Maps the brightness below onto a colour gradient (gradient map)

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