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Afternoon Echinacea, second year from seed.
Lest anyone think that I find this 50mm f1.4 "perfect", I do think that it can exhibit too much chromatic aberration. CA often shows up as purple (or some other color) fringing along lines of high contrast, and it is something else that you pay big-bucks to be rid of in high-end lenses. In this shot there is some ghosting along the top edge of the flower petals that I find annoying. Although it is not as colorful and distracting as most CA, I think that this may be another form of it. JD Canon 1D-mkIII EXIF Data Included e-mail: blissful-wind(at)usa.net Additional images at; http://www.flickr.com/photos/john-pa/ |
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On Sat, 28 Jun 2008 18:31:39 -0400, John - Pa. wrote:
Afternoon Echinacea, second year from seed. Lest anyone think that I find this 50mm f1.4 "perfect", I do think that it can exhibit too much chromatic aberration. CA often shows up as purple (or some other color) fringing along lines of high contrast, and it is something else that you pay big-bucks to be rid of in high-end lenses. In this shot there is some ghosting along the top edge of the flower petals that I find annoying. Although it is not as colorful and distracting as most CA, I think that this may be another form of it. With the flower leaning back a little, It's more likely that the top edge is simply out of focus. The top petals are significantly further away from the lens than the bottom petals or the center of the flower. And AFAIK, 'ghosting' of bright objects is more related to flaring (light bouncing/reflecting between glass elements) than to CA (caused by different refraction-indexes for different wavelengths). -- Regards, Robert http://www.arumes.com |
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Jun28-D - 20084054-Edit.jpg
I'm not sure it's CA, John.
FWIW, I've got one of these lenses too, but haven't had the chance to give it a good workout. John - Pa. wrote in message ... Afternoon Echinacea, second year from seed. Lest anyone think that I find this 50mm f1.4 "perfect", I do think that it can exhibit too much chromatic aberration. CA often shows up as purple (or some other color) fringing along lines of high contrast, and it is something else that you pay big-bucks to be rid of in high-end lenses. In this shot there is some ghosting along the top edge of the flower petals that I find annoying. Although it is not as colorful and distracting as most CA, I think that this may be another form of it. JD Canon 1D-mkIII EXIF Data Included e-mail: blissful-wind(at)usa.net Additional images at; http://www.flickr.com/photos/john-pa/ |
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