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The residual chromatic aberrations which are characteristic of long focal length lenses have been kept to such low levels that they are hardly noticeable on the above cropped and enlarged photo. Marked area on the above photo ( 1-b ) cropped again and enlarged ( see next photo ) . |
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The residual chromatic errors do soften the edges of fine detail as there is a fair amount of color fringing at small spots. Stopping down the lens as much as possible can make the color fringing disappear. But this may not always be possible depending on the light conditions and the object you are shooting. |
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Marked area on the photo 2 ( above ) cropped and enlarged . The residual chromatic errors do soften the edges of fine detail as there is a fair amount of color fringing . There are several ways to fix the problem in Photoshop. Next photo shows corrected version of above photo. |
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Photo 6 : 700 mm f 9.8 lens ( with the EXTENDER-R 2x ), on Fuji Professional Velvia 100 ASA at f 9.8 , camera on monopod. |