Chromatic aberration was originally a lens defect — different wavelengths focus at slightly different points, creating colored fringes. Pixlane reproduces it deliberately for retro / cinematic / glitch aesthetics. Pick radial (lens-like, fringes increase toward corners), linear (uniform R/B shift along an angle), or zoom (red layer scales up, blue scales down).
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Create red and blue channel fringes for a lens-style or graphic RGB-split effect. Radial mode increases separation toward the image edges, linear mode shifts channels along a chosen angle, and zoom mode changes the channel scale around the image center.