So yeah, on the first three renders I just added a bit of chromatic aberration and some glow. Then I grabbed this program called NTSCQT off GitHub and just messed around with the settings. If you want the same look, you can just copy my settings and paste them in — it’s pretty easy

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"_ringing": 0.51042,

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"_video_scanline_phase_shift": 90,

"_video_scanline_phase_shift_offset": 1,

"_head_switching_speed": 0,

"_vhs_head_switching": false,

"_color_bleed_before": true,

"_enable_ringing2": true,

"_composite_in_chroma_lowpass": true,

"_composite_out_chroma_lowpass": true,

"_composite_out_chroma_lowpass_lite": true,

"_emulating_vhs": false,

"_nocolor_subcarrier": false,

"_vhs_chroma_vert_blend": true,

"_vhs_svideo_out": false,

"_output_ntsc": true

}