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chromatic aberration In photographic or lithographic process lens, the result of the unwanted dispersion of light so that colors of the white light spectrum are focused on slightly different distances on a single plane. Lenses which have been corrected for this problem are said to be achromatic.
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chromatic A musical scale where the consecutive notes are separated by a semi-tone interval.
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chromatic (color) A hue. All colors other than the neutral colors white, black, and the pure greys, are chromatic. The word "color" in ordinary language is often used to refer exclusively to chromatic colors, eg, color vs. black-and-white television.
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chromatic refering to notes that are altered by use of an accidental. Sometimes also refers to notes that are a half-step apart.
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chromatic Pertaining to the presence of color.
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