BCC Misalignment

Category: BCC Stylize

Effect Name: BCC Misalignment

The BCC Misalignment filter, part of the BCC Stylize category, simulates the effect of misaligned RGB color channels.

Working with the Filter

Presets and Common Controls

• BCC filters come with a library of factory installed presets plus the ability to create your own custom presets and preview them with the BCC FX Browser™.
• BCC filters also include common controls that configure global effect preferences and other host-specific effect settings.

For more information about working with presets and other common controls, Click Here.

Effect Controls

Compare Mode

The Compare Mode is used to view the filtered result alongside the original source layer. Several split-screen and side-by-side display options are available.

For more information, see Compare Mode.

Beat Reactor

The Beat Reactor is an audio-driven animation system that links effect parameters to an audio track. This allows visual effects to react dynamically to sound without manual key-framing.

For more information, see Beat Reactor Documentation.

• Red Offset: Sets the offset position of the red channel along the x/y axis.
• Green Offset: Sets the offset position of the green channel along the x/y axis.
• Blue Offset: Sets the offset position of the blue channel along the x/y axis.
• Red Intensity Determines the intensity of the red color channel, expressed as a percentage.
• Green Intensity Determines the intensity of the green color channel, expressed as a percentage.
• Blue Intensity Determines the intensity of the blue color channel, expressed as a percentage.
• Alpha: The Alpha menu determines how the filter handles alpha channel information.
• Single Channel: Each color image is assigned 1/3 of the original alpha value. If the image does not include an alpha channel, a value of 255 is assumed. So, if the red, green and blue channels overlap on a pixel, then the alpha value for that pixel is the original alpha (1/3 + 1/3 + 1/3). If the red and green channels overlap, then the value is 2/3 of the original alpha (1/3 + 1/3).
• Composite: The maximum alpha value is used among the three channels.
• Reflect Edges Reflects the edges of the frame, creating opaque pixels.
• Apply Mode: Determines how the filtered image is composited with the source image.
• Apply Mix: Determines the mix of the specified Apply Mode with the Normal apply mode. If the Apply Mode is Normal, Apply Mix has no affect and the parameter does not appear. If Apply Mix is 0, Apply Mode has no affect. Increase Apply Mix to blend the Apply Mode setting with the Normal apply mode.