On Mon, Dec 02, 2002 at 08:35:18AM -0800, Winsor Crosby wrote:
> That is not the way I read it. His point is that color aberration is
> a quality of wide angle lenses, not the sensor. Anyone have
> experience the OM 18mm with high contrast subjects? Is there color
> aberration at the edges?
Yes, there is. It is a lens and so it has color abberation.
It is not a theoretical perfect physical simplification.
The question is only how much it has. Does it cause a remarkable
decrease in image quality or not. It seems that the demands of
digital and analog sensor technology differ in this case.
The 3.5/18 Zuik is a very good extreme wide angel lens for 35mm
film, and I think other abberations are more critical for
this lens.
But you will find color abberations, when you look close enough *g*
- at any lens!
Frieder Faig
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