Separate RGB Demo Video

This plugin allows you to move, rotate, scale, blur, blend, fade and distort the RGB channels independently.

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Separate RGB Compatible with After Effects 7Compatible with After Effects CS3Compatible with After Effects CS4Compatible with After Effects CS5Compatible with After Effects CS5.5Compatible with After Effects CS6This is a native After Effects pluginCompatible with Premiere Pro

Version: 3.0   Sign up to be notified by email when a new version is posted

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This plugin allows you to move, rotate, scale, blur, blend, fade and distort the RGB channels independently. You can use this plugin to create the popular “Chromatic Aberration” effect seen in this tutorial.

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New in version 3.0

  • New Lens Distortion per channel for easy Chromatic Aberration
  • Compatible with After Effects and Premiere Pro
  • Automatically Grows boundaries

Upgrade notice: If you bought SeparateRGB in the last year (between Feb 19, 2011 and Feb 19, 2012) you can receive a discount code equal to the full amount of what you originally paid for it. If you purchased if before Feb 19, 2011 you can get a discount code equal to half what you paid. To request this discount code please go here.

Please Note: Starting with v3.0, this plug-in is no longer compatible with Flash or Photoshop.

 

Tutorial

Version history

  • 3.0 – Feb 2012
    • Premiere Pro Compatibility
    • New Lens Distortion per channel for easy Chromatic Aberration
    • Automatically Grows boundaries
    • Bugfixes
    • Dropped Pixel Bender (PS & Flash) support
  • 2.61 – Added Photoshop compatibility – Mar 2011
  • 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

Last updated February 19th, 2012
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