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Anaglyph color separation is a classic 3D technique where red and cyan channels are physically shifted, creating iconic two-tone color fringes along every edge.
Isolate contrasting edges: The offset effect relies on sharp lines to pop. Pair red and cyan chromatic fringe (color misregistration) with dark, high-contrast subjects so the overlapping edges do not blur into mud.
Control the palette leak: Keep secondary hues out of the prompt. Pushing strict two-color tension ensures the engine generates clean stereo split lines rather than general color noise.
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