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Published: 2014-12-01 13:26:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 165906; Favourites: 5573; Downloads: 4908
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Here's my very first tutorial, and I was able to do it only thanks to my awesome Patreon supporters! <3www.patreon.com/KR0NPR1NZ
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Lens correction affects the edges of the art more than the center. This technique adds the effect uniformly.
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you can always transform the channel with 'warp' method and slightly pull outwards only the corners.
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Which is not how it works in photos. In photos the chromatic aberration affects the zones that aren't the center of a picture's focus.
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That's true of actual chromatic aberration, yes. I think there's still value in this tutorial, though. Perhaps it just shouldn't be called "chromatic aberration," then?
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Or you could always use the lens correction filter in Photoshop instead... (it does it more realistically I think)
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I've been wondering how artists are doing that! Thank you so much, I can't wait to try it out! 
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hope to see more tuts from you, already admired your talent for a long time.
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Thank you! This was so confusing, but thank you! XD I'll love to attempt that soon
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Thank You for sharing. Β Looking forward to supporting you in the future. Β
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OMG, I guess its channel. Its Real! thanks man
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yes! I've been wondering for a long time how and what this effect was. Thanks!
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and this is not the way.
filters -> lens correction
that's the way. Much easier, more convincing results.
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O.o
thanks for the advice
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For century's opticians, lens makers, and astronomers have struggled to reduce or eliminate chromatic aberration from their optical equipment. Now people are trying to add artificial aberration to their images? Kids these days...
Thanks for the tutorial!
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Yay KR0NPR1NZ! 
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I learned something. Β Thanks!
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Filter>Lens Correction seems to work for me.
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thanx, man! I didnt catch how to make "the characters face not to be affected by it". Can you please explain? I tried to use an eraser but it doesnt work )) Thanx in advance
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Wow! I always wondered how to do this. Thank you very much!!! Β
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Please make a speedpaint video!!!
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I remember seeing this on a previous tutorial and couldn't for the life of me remember what it was called! Thank you for this wonderful step-by-step, I'll have to mess around with it some time.
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Looking forward to more tutorials!Β
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Funny, photographers always want to get rid of CAs and the illustrators put them in on purpose.
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those and also lens flares. Especially in movies.
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This is incredibly useful! I am quite glad you made a tutorial for this because I have been wondering how artists were able to make this stereo/three-dimensional effect.
Thank you for making it.
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Wow, this is the one tutorial I needed so so bad! haha you are the best!
mmhmm yeah i was wondering what that effect was called...
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omg at last! I have been dying to know how you do this! thank you so much for sharing!
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It might also be a bit easier to do it by duplicating the layer, clicking blending options, and just unticking some of the R,G and B boxes in the advanced blending options part which should be the first thing the window presents you with, then dragging that layer. Unticking G and B while keeping the red channel ticked gives you the red and blue 3D glasses effect, but experimenting with different combinations of box ticking gives you different colors
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Thank you so much for this, I was always curious of this effect! Wonderful tutorial Kronprinz <3!
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