Edge Chroma Aberration
Chromatic aberration is the lens flaw everyone fell in love with: color channels landing slightly apart, fringing edges in red and cyan. C-Suite's edge-aware version concentrates the split where the image has detail, so it reads as optics, not as a lazy full-frame offset.
Push it gently for a vintage-lens look, or crank the displacement until edges tear into pure signal. Like every C-Suite effect it stacks, masks, and modulates — put it after a pixel sort and the streaks pick up the fringe.
Chromatic Separation effects attack color — splitting channels, remapping palettes, bending hue against luminance. Like everything in C-Suite they compose: put one after a structural effect and the color damage inherits the motion.
C-Suite is a Windows glitch instrument — human-made, Zero-AI, fully offline. Free forever with 34 effects; C-Suite: Wired unlocks all 53, every Trend Pack, and the docking console for $19 — one unlock, no subscription.