RGB Channel Split
The red, green and blue channels are offset from each other, leaving colored ghost edges. It imitates misregistered film and printing, and is a staple of glitch and music-video graphics.
Spot it
- 01Red and cyan ghosts
- 02Offset color edges
- 03Misaligned overlapping images
Why it happens
Each color channel is extracted and shifted by a different amount in different directions, then they are recombined, so edges show separated colored fringes.
Recreate it in Pixio
Image edit prompt“Apply an RGB channel split to this image: the red channel shifted left, the blue channel shifted right and the green channel centered, producing strong red and cyan ghost edges around every contour, vivid additive colors, slightly dark background. Keep the original subject and composition.”
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