Leica 100mm f2.8: Chromatic Aberration

One of the things I noticed immediately was the lack of chromatic aberration, which is the green or purple fringing you'd usually find in some of the out of focus areas in high contrast situations especially.

Apochromatic meaning that there's no color fringing and that becomes more and more critical the closer you focus because correcting a lens for infinity or distant subjects is quite a different calculation, let's say, to focusing very close and correcting.

and i've ever seen and looking at that green leaf here look how much structure and detail you get here and it looks very natural it's almost a microscopic structure you can generate with that 30 year old leica lens mounted on the fuji gfx 100s i should say when i saw this image first i started to…