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In this video, I show you how to achieve Chromatic Aberration in After Effects. Some people also call it RGB Split, color fringing, purple fringing and so on. It’s a natural effect, that appears in camera lens when it can’t bring all the color wavelengths to the same focal plane. It’s a problem that camera manufacturers are trying to fix, but we sometimes want to use it creatively in our videos. It can be used to achieve a retro effect (like from the 70s or 80s) or for a glitch transition. Either way it is beneficial to learn how to do it, it’s another addition to your After Effects skillset. The TWO Techniques you will learn are: Technique 1: Shift Channels Technique 2: Optics Compensation 3D Glasses ________ Cinematic LUT Pack 2021: DOWNLOAD my Animated Titles, Shapes, Social Icons, Transitions Pack for Premiere Pro: Download the FREE Cinematic Export Settings Step-by-Step
