on 28.10.03 17:27, Jostein at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I don't know how much this lens vary between samples, but I have tried two > of these lenses, and they are both the same. I've been looking closely at other images from 100/2.8 macro. And indeed, chromatic abberations were obvious in some situations, but in some very similar they weren't visible at all. All of these were made in high contrast situations with some blown-up whites and dark background. What's more I have noticed chromatic aberrations from FA 35/2 and to the less extent from FA 24-90. I think it was just unavoidable :-( I think these kind of aberrations will be less or more visible with all of the current lenses, The only way to completely avoid it, is to pay special attention on exposure (no blown-up areas) or wait for dedicated DA lenses. Or buy Olympus E-1, where both body (CCD) and lenses were designed to completely cooperate with each other. Zuiko Digital lenses are said to have no chromatic aberrations. and other distortions are corrected in body (they transfer complete information about distortions of particular lens to camera).
-- Best Regards Sylwek
