thanks for explaning how to remove, you doo say in cheap camera and lenses, I´ve got the new canon 5dmkii and the 70-200mmLf:2.8 is lens, and still it do this..
I get a lot of purple fringing when I shoot birds... because often the bird is in a tree with a bright sky as a background... the high contrast from the bird to the bright background results in this particular type of CA. Regardless of the lens one thing you can do to help combat purple fringing is "stopping down" or adjusting the f-stop of your lens to its "Sweet spot" or close... usually f8 to f11.
Your tutorial is very clear and I learn a new how to remove Purple Fringe + lots of short cut commands. Thanks!
bren5209 1 month ago
Thanks! Well made tutorial! :D
seannster 7 months ago
thank you for helpful tutorial
noezgic 11 months ago
Thank you for the video, it has been a great tip for me. Much appreciated.
RufusTheRuthless 1 year ago
Excellent tutorial. Paced and easy to understand. Thank you!
sgit1 1 year ago
You are the man! (or, woman rather)
Great tutorial, this is exactly what I was looking for.
THANK YOU.
Chris4943 2 years ago
Nice tutorial.
allradwimps 2 years ago
Thank you that was very helpful right when I need it, NOW!
VayCayMom 2 years ago
Good-quality lenses will still create CA in your images, but cheaper ones will create much more.
NicolesyPhotography 2 years ago
thanks for explaning how to remove, you doo say in cheap camera and lenses, I´ve got the new canon 5dmkii and the 70-200mmLf:2.8 is lens, and still it do this..
skaberen12345 2 years ago
I get a lot of purple fringing when I shoot birds... because often the bird is in a tree with a bright sky as a background... the high contrast from the bird to the bright background results in this particular type of CA. Regardless of the lens one thing you can do to help combat purple fringing is "stopping down" or adjusting the f-stop of your lens to its "Sweet spot" or close... usually f8 to f11.
allradwimps 2 years ago