Electromagnetic film for the car

Change the color of the car at the push of a button? This is supposed to be possible with electromagnetic paint – bullshit!

A page on Facebook is luring you with a very neat trick!
We've already reported on the " paramagnetic paint " craze, but now it's back in the form of a fabled "film."
This electromagnetic film is said to be able to react and change color at the push of a button.
A video is supposed to prove this - and this is what the clickbait looks like:

Source: Facebook / Screenshot Mimikama

Image in plain text:

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Who needs the electromagnetic film?

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Because this video was manipulated as much as possible using a nice After Effects trick.
This program is used for digital special effects.
Scott Smith from Darkside Scientific LLC was probably fed up with this fairy tale and debunked the whole thing quite insightfully:

Also our colleagues from Snopes had this topic on the table before.
And actually: if you look closely at the video that Snopes debunked, you can see that the color of the windows also seems to change, which shouldn't be possible at all.

If you google After Effects tutorials, you'll quickly find what you're looking for and realize that it's actually fake.

What a pity …

Oh, it would be nice if this color or foil really existed.
But as Scott Smith so beautifully said: “It's like a unicorn.”
And although this unicorn is impressive, it was created entirely digitally.
There is, as Scott mentioned, color that changes intensity in the presence of light, but that's another story.

Result:

The effect was conjured up with After Effects and is probably intended to troll Internet users or serve as entertainment.
Of course, various Facebook pages use this for their own purposes by using such topics as clickbait to collect likes.