Yes, it works for me but how did you do it? I had to use CA correction
tools from ACR or PTLens applied separately to both horizontal and
vertical orientations. But I still didn't get the degree of correction
you attained. On the other hand I wasn't working at 200%. Is that the key?
Chuck Norcutt
Moose wrote:
> Ken Norton wrote:
>> CA is not the same as "Purple Fringing".
>
>
> Oh-oh, agreement. ;-)
>
>> Two seperate issues. This one looks more like CA, but I suspect that it is
>> still in-camera processing related because it's a hard Red/Cyan artifact.
>> Red on one side of a dark-light transition and cyan on the light-dark
>> transition Seeing that it is bidirectional, I'm leaning towards
>> sensor-processing and not lens optics.
>> But, yet, it could be lens optics.
>>
>
> Well, I'm not sure of the cause, but the cure is pretty easy. I enlarged
> the crop to 200% for display to make the effect easier to see.
> <http://www.moosemystic.net/Gallery/tech/Process/ColorFringe/ColorFringe.htm>
>
> Is this the same thing you were talking about, Chuck. Does the solution
> work for you?
>
> Is this what you were talking about, Dawid? From the way you described
> it, I was expecting something much less subtle.
>
> Wayne, could you show me where the the magenta/green is located?
>
> Moose
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