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Placing anaglyph images on a background

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Aug 29, 2022 Aug 29, 2022

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Hi
I want to place and manipulate red/cyan anaglyph images on a pre-made background.

How do I make a cutout image where the red channel takes up a different space from the blue and green channels?
Not sure if I'm explaining this very well, but here are two images. 
One is of a dog on grass, how do I take the cut-out anaglyph version and place it on a different background and be able to see the red channel of the background through the blue&green edges of the dog and vice versa?
Any help greatly appreciated
Sam

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Aug 29, 2022 Aug 29, 2022

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The anaglyph is applied to the image as a whole, not the cutout. That being the case, the rest is just normal compositing work and the filter is applied at the last step.

 

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Aug 29, 2022 Aug 29, 2022

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Simply duplicate the subject layer.

Then select FX - blending options.

Select the only channel you want.

Then move the layer

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Repeat for other channels

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