RGB Glitch (Chromatic Aberration) is a visual effect that mimics lens distortion, where different color channels (typically red, green, and blue) are slightly shifted at the edges of objects. This creates a subtle colored fringe or halo around contours, giving the image a cinematic, analog, or surreal look. It’s often used to add depth, stylization, or a sense of realism inspired by camera imperfections.

Chromatic Aberration | RGB Glitch | 3D effect – Special Effect DoRA (LoCon + DoRA_wd)

The dataset consists of 348 (279) images. The keyword is not required, although it is there.Highlighting contours with a colored glow by shifting RGB channels

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