RGB Shift

Offset red, green, and blue channels separately for classic chromatic glitch fringing.

Written By Massimo Albanese

Last updated About 3 hours ago

Offset red, green, and blue channels separately for classic chromatic glitch fringing.

Location

Glitch / Channel Drift / RGB Shift

Select the layer to edit RGB Shift in the Effect Panel. Open Parameters below for individual controls.

Double-click a control label to reset it. Use its function button to add keyframes or a driver.

Control	What it does	Default	Range	Nudge	Animation
Blue Offset X	Blue Offset X setting for this effect.	-0.6	-50 to 50	0.5	Continuous keyframes
Blue Offset XUnit	Chooses whether blue offset xunit is measured as a percentage or pixels.	%	Panel-defined	Continuous	Panel-dependent
Blue Offset Y	Blue Offset Y setting for this effect.	0	-50 to 50	0.5	Continuous keyframes
Blue Offset YUnit	Chooses whether blue offset yunit is measured as a percentage or pixels.	%	Panel-defined	Continuous	Panel-dependent
Green Offset X	Green Offset X setting for this effect.	0	-50 to 50	0.5	Continuous keyframes
Green Offset XUnit	Chooses whether green offset xunit is measured as a percentage or pixels.	%	Panel-defined	Continuous	Panel-dependent
Green Offset Y	Green Offset Y setting for this effect.	0	-50 to 50	0.5	Continuous keyframes
Green Offset YUnit	Chooses whether green offset yunit is measured as a percentage or pixels.	%	Panel-defined	Continuous	Panel-dependent
Red Offset X	Red Offset X setting for this effect.	0.6	-50 to 50	0.5	Continuous keyframes
Red Offset XUnit	Chooses whether red offset xunit is measured as a percentage or pixels.	%	Panel-defined	Continuous	Panel-dependent
Red Offset Y	Red Offset Y setting for this effect.	0	-50 to 50	0.5	Continuous keyframes
Red Offset YUnit	Chooses whether red offset yunit is measured as a percentage or pixels.	%	Panel-defined	Continuous	Panel-dependent

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