Radially Offset Image RGB Channels (vuo.image.color.offset.radial.rgb)

Distorts the image with a color-shifting effect.

Each color in a computer image is represented as a combination of red, green, and blue components. For example, a pale pink color is made up of equal measures of red and blue, plus a little green. You can think of the image as three separate images (channels) — one red, one blue, and one green — superimposed.

This node splits the image into its red, green, and blue channels, independently moves the position of each channel inward or outward from the image’s center, then recombines them into a single image.

• Red Offset, Green Offset, Blue Offset — The distance to offset each channel, in Vuo Coordinates.

Keywords: aberration, blue, chromatic, colors, filter, green, move, prism, red, separate, shift

Example composition:

• Fly at Warp Speed: A recreation of Douglas Trumbull's warp speed effect.