Two Easy Ways to Create Chromatic Aberration | After Effects Tutorial @MotionScience
Two Easy Ways to Create Chromatic Aberration | After Effects Tutorial  @MotionScience
Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
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Sometimes it's the small effects that have a big impact on the look and quality of our work. Today's After Effects tutorial will be teaching you two different ways to use chromatic aberration to give your work that edge. If you enjoyed this video, check out the links below to see more!

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