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**Glenn[_2_]** · August 9th 07, 11:38 AM posted to alt.binaries.pictures.aviation

"Steven" wrote in message
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ck (Just Plane Noise) wrote in
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I prefer Image 105 to 101. How about you?

Looks to me that the purple fringe was replaced by a yellow one, equally
unsharp.

Perhaps the answer lies in a better lens?
As far as I know, chromatic abberation is caused by the lens, not the
camera, so the best policy is to tackle the problem where it occurs.

Yes true but the Fuji S1 (my first digital camera) had purple hallows under
low light conditions. It was a known issue with Fuji,
You just had to deal with it.

But I'm not a professional photographer, so this is just my two cents...

And yes, the yellow in the top wing looks much better in pic 105, but
unfortunately the publicity on that wing now suffers from artefacts.

Not that I could have done any better, but since you asked for an
opinion... ;-)

Cave putoriem,

Steven