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The tendency of a lens to bend light of different colours by unequal amounts. It can produce nasty haloes around bright objects. A well-made achromatic lens reduces this problem.
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| chromatic aberration |
Color shifts and color artifacts in an image caused by faults in a lens, or by the camera
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| chromatic aberration |
When light passes through a lens, such as in a refracting telescope, the various wavelengths of light, from red to blue, do not all focus to the same point. It can be eliminated by using an apochromatic lens which causes all visible wavelengths to focus back to one point.
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| chromatic aberration |
A characteristic of refractor instruments, chromatic aberration occurs when all the visible colours are not in focus at the same place. The result is a halo of blurred colour around bright objects.
Ãâó: www.telescopehouse.co.uk/page.aspx
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| chromatic aberration |
Chromatic Aberration is a defect in some optical systems that adds false color to images. These colors usually take the form of a light purple halo around the observed object.
Ãâó: www.synapticsystems.com/sky/skygloss.htm
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