Sony 100mm f2.8 › Chromatic Aberration
12 positive · 2 mixed · 5 critical mentions across 19 sources.
Because longitudinal chromatic aberrations, where you get color fringing in the foreground and background out of focus areas, especially in places of high contrast, that are notoriously difficult to get rid of in post, could be a real problem for macro shots where you're often shooting really close…
All right, they're definitely looking a bit hazier with some color fringing.
Starting with chromatic aberration, the 90mm G lens does a fantastic job at minimizing color fringing in the transitional areas of the focus plane.
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