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May 28, 2007 20:25 |  #1

Is it crazy to try and get rid of all CA when PP? It seems as though whenever processing a RAW file, there is a trade off between noise reduction, sharpening and CA.


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May 29, 2007 09:16 |  #2

I only worry about CA when it is really bad, i.e. easily visible at 25%, not just 100%. So far that has only been a handful of shots when using my EF 70-210 and TC.


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May 29, 2007 10:55 |  #3

I think it depends how you try to remove the CA. If you use a dedicated software tool like PTLens, I believe it's relatively free of trade-offs.


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May 29, 2007 14:13 |  #4

StewartR wrote in post #3285769 (external link)
I think it depends how you try to remove the CA. If you use a dedicated software tool like PTLens, I believe it's relatively free of trade-offs.

It seems as though PTLens is only for Windows. Know of anything for Mac?


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May 29, 2007 14:29 |  #5

DxO (external link).
Then again, I've never worried that much about CA...


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