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How to Add Chromatic Aberration in Krita (Non-Destructive Effect)

Non-Destructive, Real-Time Chromatic Aberration Effect in Krita

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Non-Destructive, Real-Time Chromatic Aberration in Krita: a tutorial image describing the steps necessary to achieve the effect: Step 1: Use a flat color fill layer with "multiply" blend mode to create a monochrome image; Step 2: Make black transparent with a cross-channel adjustment filter; Note: If your input is transparent, add a clone of the input above the filter with "Destination In" blend mode; Step 3: Create a clone of the extracted color under it, with "Subtract" blend mode to remove the red color from the input; Step 4: Add the red color back by changing the "extracted color" blend mode to "addition." This should show the original image; Step 5: Place the "extracted color" into a group, change the group blend mode to "addition," add a transform mask and move the transform mask around with the transform tool; Tip: Use warp transform, mesh or liquify to get rid of the lack of red at the edges; Photo by domantasm. on Flickr; VirtualCuriosities.com

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