iMovie plug-in, Mis-align RGB, creates a TV/CRT effect by simulating a misalignment in the horizontal or vertical beam of the screen.
Mis-align RGB is a unique and creative iMovie effect plug-in that simulates the appearance of a TV or CRT with a faulty horizontal or vertical beam alignment. The result is a distorted display featuring multi-colored ghost images due to the red, green, and blue parts of the picture no longer lining up.
One of the best things about Mis-align RGB is that you have full control over the alignment of all channels, allowing you to tweak the effect to your liking. Additionally, there are other parameters that you can adjust to further customize the effect.
Key features of Mis-align RGB include a set of red, green, and blue sliders that let you control how far each corresponding image should be shifted off-center. The direction of the shift, whether horizontal or vertical, is determined by the direction pop-up (which offers two settings for each direction).
Another important feature is the empty color control, which sets the color of pixels that don't get hit by the simulated beam. By default, this is set to black, but you can experiment with other values to achieve interesting effects. However, it's worth noting that the empty color is only relevant when a non-wrap direction is selected.
Overall, Mis-align RGB is a fun and versatile plug-in that allows you to add a unique touch to your videos. Whether you're looking to create an old-school TV effect or just want to experiment with some creative visuals, Mis-align RGB is definitely worth checking out.
One of the best things about Mis-align RGB is that you have full control over the alignment of all channels, allowing you to tweak the effect to your liking. Additionally, there are other parameters that you can adjust to further customize the effect.
Key features of Mis-align RGB include a set of red, green, and blue sliders that let you control how far each corresponding image should be shifted off-center. The direction of the shift, whether horizontal or vertical, is determined by the direction pop-up (which offers two settings for each direction).
Another important feature is the empty color control, which sets the color of pixels that don't get hit by the simulated beam. By default, this is set to black, but you can experiment with other values to achieve interesting effects. However, it's worth noting that the empty color is only relevant when a non-wrap direction is selected.
Overall, Mis-align RGB is a fun and versatile plug-in that allows you to add a unique touch to your videos. Whether you're looking to create an old-school TV effect or just want to experiment with some creative visuals, Mis-align RGB is definitely worth checking out.
What's New
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