
The red and cyan ghosting effect on the edges are the result of Chromatic Aberration.

example artwork by Chengwei Pan
In Photoshop, this is done by resizing one of the RGB channel.

img by Kuvshinov-Ilya
Thank you for the workaround! Do you perhaps know how to make a working script for these actions in the mean time? I am unsuccessful at making a script to repeat these actions. The script would jump around to other layers.support wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2020 10:51 amYou can get channels for an image by the next way:
1)Create 3 copy of image layer
2)create 3 layers pure red, green and blue 255 0 0, 0 255 0, 0 0 255 RGB
3)set Multiply mode for RGB layers and merge it to 3 copy
4)set Add mode to 2 top layers
So you can little shift or resize any of Chanel-layers to get chromatic aberration
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