Canon A70 + Water.

[codeyf]

Originally posted by: marvie
Isn't it "Chromatic Abberation"?

 

[BigFatCow]

Originally posted by: dxkj

Originally posted by: bill_n_opus

Originally posted by: kyutip
CA explanation here

Thanks. No wonder Chromatic Abrasion didn't come up with decent search results.

Jeez, thanks guys!

Hey, someone use the tip included in that link and photoshop that puppy up so we can see how it looks semi fixed.

1.4mb

 

Aw, what a cute kid!

 

[GoSharks]

Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
To keep the Chromatic Abberation in check, try using a circular polarizer filter combined with a UV filter. They do good things for my G2.

or close down the aperture...

 

[Sid59]

you need a circular polarising cap.

 

[TechnoKid]

It might just also be the design of the sensor on the camera. Some are better thatn others at reducing visible moire and chromatic abberation.

 

[Kanalua]

nice pic

 

[Renob]

First I would like to say nice pic, I too have a A-70 and love it.


I fixed the water for you in PS

You can thank me later.


Fixed Pic


BTW I hope you dont mind.

 

[bootymac]

lol! Nice one Renob

 

[bootymac]

Since Renob can't fix any CA, I fixed his attempt to fix it

fixed fixed pic

If you wan't it back with all the CA, feel free to ask me to remove the pic

 

[Renob]

Since Renob can't fix any CA, I fixed his attempt to fix it


lol Sweet.