RGB Delay

Let colour channels lag behind motion by mixing each channel with previous-frame history.

Written By Massimo Albanese

Last updated About 4 hours ago

Let colour channels lag behind motion by mixing each channel with previous-frame history.

How it works

Temporal RGB Delay lets each colour channel lag behind the current frame by
mixing in the previous rendered frame. It produces chromatic ghosts and
movement-separated colour trails.

Location

Temporal / Frame-to-frame / RGB Delay

Controls

Choose Video mode. This effect uses previous frames, so play forward to inspect it.

Actions

Space plays or pauses. Use the timeline to choose a time.

Parameters

Control	What it does	Default	Range	Nudge	Animation
Blue Lag	Blue Lag setting for this effect.	0.85	0 to 1	0.01	Continuous keyframes
Green Lag	Green Lag setting for this effect.	0.45	0 to 1	0.01	Continuous keyframes
Red Lag	Red Lag setting for this effect.	0	0 to 1	0.01	Continuous keyframes
Shift X	Shift X setting for this effect.	0	-50 to 50	0.1	Continuous keyframes
Shift XUnit	Chooses whether shift xunit is measured as a percentage or pixels.	%	Panel-defined	Continuous	Panel-dependent
Shift Y	Shift Y setting for this effect.	0	-50 to 50	0.1	Continuous keyframes
Shift YUnit	Chooses whether shift yunit is measured as a percentage or pixels.	%	Panel-defined	Continuous	Panel-dependent
Uses Temporal Frames	Uses Temporal Frames setting for this effect.	On	Panel-defined	Continuous	Panel-dependent

madphase 1.4.0

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