08-12-2011, 12:43 PM
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However, with very strong contrast or bright light sources, you can also get a super apochromatic lens to show bokeh fringing.
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The simple way to look at it is that unless a lens is perfectly corrected, it will show LoCA to some degree. Of course, better corrected ones will show less than others, that you might have to provoke it much harder to see anything.
However, with very strong contrast or bright light sources, you can also get a super apochromatic lens to show bokeh fringing.
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The simple way to look at it is that unless a lens is perfectly corrected, it will show LoCA to some degree. Of course, better corrected ones will show less than others, that you might have to provoke it much harder to see anything.
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