Paulmorgan

Jeez, time for you to investigate and learn. What is a pure white paper, think about it, most of these are bleached in some way and are a little on the blue side, maybe ok if you want a warmish ...

Forget the expodisc, just get a colour checker and be done with it. One side of the colorchecker is built for wb, two birds with one stone. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIStIIGYEZY The ...

I`ve a bunch of lovely old nikon lenses, none of which are immune, ca is just not that much of a problem.

These adjustments simply hide the Ca making it less apparent, Ca`s just one of those things that can not be corrected for after the fact but there are plenty of ways of hiding it.

I`ve got these old Voigtlander (tiny little thing it is) Its been sat in a draw for quite a while, I just never got around to using it. At the very least I will be expecting some Ca, it just not ...

Yes not surprised, lens profiles mostly correct for distortion, many have very little effect on Ca.

Prints are not quite the same as viewing  pixel by pixel on a screen, very few people seem to print and see the real pictures any-more, they view at 100% on a screen then assume that there must be ...

You need to ask yourself why. With film I used everything from 110 up to sheet film, each had its advantages, its no different with digital.

Neither, I just shoot myself.

Yeh, its all load of bull, just get yourself one.

No window in his image but the lighting from it was still there, its the lighting and colour control that matters. As he showed and as I`m telling you.

There all just number Easy, all just numbers, unimportant in the real world.

Yep, me :)

Its all to do with how lenses focus light, not all colours focus at the same wave length, no lens will ever be perfect all of the time.

Ca/fringing, it can happen with pretty much any lens, very common. Its also pretty easy to avoid or treat. Your over reacting Easy.

There is no definitive fix, much will depend on the type of mood that you may want to create but as others have said I`d stop using AWB. If you just want a quick fix a dual illuminant profile can ...

Sock it.

Yeh just crazy. A while ago I was picking up the little Nikon pancakes for just a few quid each and was just giving them away, today some folk are prepared to pay £100 or more.

Nothing hip, modern hipsters as you like to call them would be more into fuji, Leica, Canon etc etc. These things are seriously useful, waterproof point and shoots are good enough for the likes of ...

Yeh its all getting a bit nuts. A few years ago you could pick up very nice older film camera lenses cheaply, they can go for silly prices now.