Separate RGB
Version: 2.6 Sign up to be notified by email when a new version of this plugin is posted
This is a package of a native After Effects plugin as well as a Flash compatible Pixel Bender plugin that allows you to move, rotate, scale, blur, blend and fade the RGB channels independently. You can use this plugin to create the popular “Chromatic Aberration” effect seen in this tutorial.
Install it in the Plugins folder. Inside After Effects you will find it in the Effects menu under the Gutsblow category.
Native AE plugins are compatible with AE7 and above and Pixel Bender plugins are compatible with AE and Flash CS4 and above. Important: Only install one or the other, installing both the native and pixel bender plugin will cause a conflict.
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- Separate RGB UI
Version history
- 2.6 CS5 64-bit native version – May 2010
- 2.5 Made it a native AE plugin and added two new features: blur individual channel and blend each channel with original – Jan 2010
- 2.1 Fixed a little bug with the opacity settings – Dec 2009
- 2.0 Initial release on aescripts.com - Sept 2009
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hey
Hey!
Great plug-in.
Will donate some money upopn pay-day.
Any chance of getting individual scale for x and y axis?
Would make it perfect.
regards
.-daniel
It is definitely possible, but didn’t include that feature because there would be too many UI elements. If you specifically need it, contact me.
Good one… but i wanna ask about something..
Is that mean can we make movie 3d work with 3d glasses with red and blue..
cuz some of movies u can see lil bit separate between colors
I am not sure, if you can produce Anaglyph images on a single click with this plugin. But, you can use to produce the Red and Cyan versions with this plugin and overlay it on the source. May be AE’s in built plugin called ’3D Glasses’ can be used for this purpose.
nice plug in. just bought it. is there a way to use it in 3D space?
Do you mean can you distort channels in 3D space? Not yet. It might be implemented in the future versions. Once again, thank you for supporting development.
yah, that’s what i meant. anyhows, it’s a nice script. can’t wait for that to happen.
nice plug in.
It’s nice to use the Pixel Bender versions in Photoshop because they are GPU accelerated there, and then move to after effects for animation. Some pluggins seem to work 100x times faster in Photoshop CS4 than AE.
This one works fine in Photoshop, except for the “Blue Rotation.” It only accepts 0 to 1 for a rotation value. The Red and green rotation works fine though. Can this be fixed.