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Unsightly halos on your photographs? It’s probably chromatic aberration – aka color fringing – here's what you need to know

Ever noticed rainbow-colored halos around the edges of objects in your photographs? This is known as chromatic aberration or color fringing. Typically, it’s only visible if you look really hard or ...
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Here's proof a fast portrait prime with autofocus doesn't need to cost a fortune

M eike has announced a new 85mm full-frame autofocus lens for Sony FE, Nikon Z, and L-mount cameras. The 85mm F1.8 SE Mark II ...
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Panasonic’s Development of In-Camera Chromatic Aberration Compensation Honored With an Emmy® Award for Technology & Engineering Achievement

NEWARK, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Panasonic Corporation will be presented with a Technology and Engineering Emmy® Award for 2013 by the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. The honor is being ...
PC Gamer

I was going to rant about film grain in games but then I remembered chromatic aberration exists

Raise your hand if you've ever looked at a game and thought to yourself, 'This could do with some chromatic aberration'. Anyone with their hand up: put your hand down, further, down to the off switch ...