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Posted by Spex on 12/21/07 16:07
>> Chromatic Aberration.
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>> Around contrasty areas you'll see green and purple or blue and red lines
>> caused by the refracting at different wavelengths. It has always been
>> there just not as obvious in the low res world of SD.
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>> Lens can be coated to reduce this but it can lead to ugly bokeh if the
>> lens is over optimised.
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> It is a lens design (or alignment fault) characteristic, not a matter
> of coatings...
That's contrary to Canon's claims of using flourite elements and
coatings to reduce CA.
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