Got my Sony 15mm F1.4G and it produces horrible images
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Got my Sony 15mm F1.4G and it produces horrible images
2 months ago
Was really excited about my new a6400 and Sony 15mm F1.4G when I purchased it from the shop over the weekend. Noticed some very minor green red edges on objects in the shop (was told it was normal - chromatic aberration). Some reviewers on YouTube mentioned it a little as well. When I returned home and tried to photograph a few things, the images were literally unusable - black text / edges come out as red to green hue. Felt really disappointed.
As I am really new at this, can someone tell me if the lens is defective or am I doing something wrong? Appreciate your advice!
The text here is supposedly black - not rainbow.
Edges of the lens cap near the light has this green - red hue.
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