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Hi
I have a Sigma 20-40 f2.8 DG lens on a Canon
EOS 10D and the images produced show some "purple fringing" on mainly white
edging. I understand this is caused by chromatic aberrations in the camera lens
and I read subsequently the 10D produces fringing unless used with
a first class lens (such as Canon's own �1300+ 16-35mm).
Does anyone know whether this problem can be
overcome by tweaking the camera? Does anyone know what lens, fixed or
zoom, works well with the D10 without this problem or am I stuck
repairing images in PS until I can afford an expensive lens?
Thanks
Dan Atkin
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