an attempt at mimicking photoshop's channels palette. creates a new folder, inserts three copies of the currently visible image, and changes them to rgb splits of that image. includes several effects like a red/cyan (as well as magenta/green and blue/yellow) 3d-like effect and chromatic aberration, but also simply splits the channels to let you move them around as you please. mess around with it and have fun! liquifying or transforming the layers also produces some neat effects.
the "stereo" auto actions will prompt you to transform the image before completing, but all you have to do is move the image around as shown below and then accept the transformation, or hit enter and use the default transformation. of course, none of that is final and you can still use the move tool to make adjustments afterwards. the "rainbow haze" auto action will prompt you to set a gausian blur level. that one's a little jankier but if youre unhappy with the blur level just undo the last step and perform a manual blur from the filter tab.
not a perfect clone of the photoshop feature but as close to it as i could get.
it's somewhat permanent as any edits made to layers below the folder will not be visible, so i would recommend holding off on using it until youre pretty much done with a piece, or only intend to make edits on top of the finished image, if that makes sense.
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