It’s there, but there’s just not much of it. I didn’t do any postprocessing on this at all except feeding it through the byzantine ImageMagick script I wrote to stamp it with my penguin watermark.
There is some chromatic aberration around the edges. It’s not much, but it’s there. Here is a full scale excerpt:
Otherwise that’s just what this lens produces. It is, I’m [ proud | pleased | very sorry | choose one ] to report, about $2250 worth of glass.
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How’d you prevent chromatic aberration with the high background contrast? Or did you remove it in post?
Not all lenses have (much) chromatic aberration and it is in any case trivial to remove it in post.
It’s there, but there’s just not much of it. I didn’t do any postprocessing on this at all except feeding it through the byzantine ImageMagick script I wrote to stamp it with my penguin watermark.
There is some chromatic aberration around the edges. It’s not much, but it’s there. Here is a full scale excerpt:
Otherwise that’s just what this lens produces. It is, I’m [ proud | pleased | very sorry | choose one ] to report, about $2250 worth of glass.