Also, some clarification. Most of the glitch tutorials are not on glitching, but chromatic aberration.

It’s a misconception due to chromatic aberration being coupled with true glitching. Glitching is moving parts of the image (dunno how to explain it) like shown here. Chromatic aberration splits the color channels and moves those. (I think)

But chromatic aberration doesn’t get people to look at it, now does it? Of course, you can certainly do chromatic aberration and or glitching But it’s sort of weird to call it glitching when all you’re doing is chromatic aberration

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromatic_aberration Read more on it^^^ You’re more likely to have chromatic aberration on a photo than an actual glitch like this (or just color errors in general Imo) so uhhhhh do what you want, just saying it’s not a glitch effect (while I guess u could say it’s a glitch of some sort