Look at the lamp. (But it all has to do with the lens (I think..
According to Karl it also has to do with the sensor and it’s
layers..) I really would like Phil to do a real lens comparison
test)
All those images have really bad CA, but the colours are beautiful!
(Leaf pic)
I agree...
I am a real novice in these discussions, but it is obvious that the
lamp
is covered with bright purple spots (CA), if you really zero in on
it.
If one wanted a textbook example of what CA looks like, that lamp
would be it, I would guess.
You are right about the lamp -- good eyes. But I believe this is
sensor blooming, not chromatic abberation. The purple fringing on
bright areas is very common in cheap cameras and typically isn't
seen much with the better cameras. However, even a D60 with L lens
isn't immune to it in some circumstances.
For a more textbook example of chromatic abberation, look at the
shadow of the light pole on the wall. See the green fringe on the
left and the purple one on the right? That's CA. You can see it
even more in the upper left of the image,w ehre some of the
branches have green trails to the left of them that extend quite a
few pixels. Even the leaf shot shows a purple fringe on some
shadows near the left of the image.
But whatever. As usual the pictures look very nice, but have quite
a bit of noise in the shadows and a lot of chromatic abberation. I
can't wait until we get a review.
