EFX Chromatic Aberration

This plugin lets you apply (or remove) the chromatic aberration effect to a layer.
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Description

This plugin lets you apply (or remove) the chromatic aberration effect to a layer.

This is a known workflow of separating a comp into Red, Green and Blue channels, scaling one of them and recombining the channels, wrapped into a single effect.

The process of adding chromatic aberration is pretty straight forward if you do it to a single image.

If you try adding it to a layer with an alpha channel, that you later want to composite over a background image, you'll get into some trouble.

In the tutorial you can see different approaches to the problem, and how the plugin helps you in each one of them.

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Tutorial

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Version History

2.0.1 -

Aug 1, 2022

- Signed and Notarized for macOS Monterey

- few other MacOS problems fixed

- new licensing

1.7.2 -

Feb 8, 2022

- Signed and Notarized for macOS

1.7.1 -

Jun 3, 2017

Fixed a problem with 16bit mode in AE 14.2

1.6.3 -

Aug 2, 2016

Fixed a problem with registration in Premiere

1.6.1.1 -

Dec 7, 2015

Fixed a problem with 16bit mode after upgrading to AE 13.6

1.6.1 -

Apr 7, 2015

Fixed installation archive

1.6 -

Mar 22, 2015

Updated licensing

1.5.1 -

Jan 31, 2015

Updated licensing

Compatibility

After Effects

CC 2015, CC 2014, CC, CS6

Premiere Pro

CC 2015, CC 2014, CC, CS6