What does the RGB Shift effect do in Ether-MOSH?

It samples the red, green, and blue channels at different positions along a radial direction, creating color fringes that grow with distance from a movable off-center focus.

Is RGB Shift the same as real chromatic aberration?

No. It is a GPU stylization inspired by lateral color fringing. Real chromatic aberration comes from wavelength-dependent refraction and can also change focus along the optical axis.

Where is RGB Shift, and what settings should I start with?

Open the FX panel, choose Color Chaos, and add RGB Shift. Start at 0.18 Amount and 0.25 Angle, then place the strongest fringe away from text and faces.

Can I animate RGB Shift safely for projection?

Yes, if you move Angle or Amount slowly, keep essential information unshifted, provide a calmer alternate state, and test the full-size output for flash and contrast risks.

Make the RGB Shift Effect Split Before It Gets a Lawyer

The lens separated three color channels, an inspector called it a staffing issue, and the green sample tried to remain professionally neutral.

Quick answer

Ether-MOSH RGB Shift separates red, green, and blue samples radially from a movable off-center focus, creating lens-like color fringes without simulating a physical lens. Amount sets divergence strength; Angle moves the focus around the frame. Find it under Color Chaos. Start around 0.18 Amount and 0.25 Angle, then raise Amount only where edge detail can survive.

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