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Nikon 35mm f2.8: Chromatic Aberration

5 positive · 5 mixed · 5 critical mentions across 15 sources.

then I went to 56 and then for this vertical shot I was at f11 and I like this shot the way it was a little Breezy and the flag unfurled and um I think that looks decent and how we here we are at 56 with this tree I don't see any CA any chromatic aberration uh but maybe
— Jules Vuotto's Photo Focus (source)
However, I found when it comes to lateral style chromatic aberrations that I saw basically nothing and so nice and clean for that, which is good in a wider angle lens to get that better kind of performance.
— Dustin Abbott (source)
now although there's a little more chromatic aberration with coloured fringing visible on the dx 1.8 model on the right this is particularly evident in high contrast areas so for distant landscapes i'd say the older lens takes a lead especially at larger apertures but if you are able to close the…
— Gordon Laing (source)

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