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Canon 35mm f1.4: Chromatic Aberration

5 positive · 5 mixed · 2 critical mentions across 12 sources.

It's it's kind of like a well, as I said, it's an organic substance filled inside the lens, which is supposed to be good for stopping all that chromatic abrasion, color fringing [ __ ] The substance itself isn't actually blue.
— DigitalRev TV (source)
do have quite a strong cat ey shape to them in the image corners and finally related to bom's longitudinal chromatic aberration it's noticeable at f1.4 still hanging around at f2 but at f2.8 it's finally gone overall the Canon RF 35 mm f1.4 L vcm is a generally very lens their best 35 mm optic ever…
— Christopher Frost (source)
f1.4 the cat ey shape of them in the corners is pretty pronounced and related to bcka is longitudinal chromatic aberration at f1.4 it's noticeable as green and purple highlighting on strongly contrasting edges but simply stop down to F2 to see it completely gone so overall when it comes to Ultra…
— Christopher Frost (source)

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