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Unsightly halos on your photographs? It’s probably chromatic aberration – aka color fringing – here's what you need to know
Ever noticed rainbow-colored halos around the edges of objects in your photographs? This is known as chromatic aberration or color fringing. Typically, it’s only visible if you look really hard ...
Nature3mon
The eye's aplanatic answer
2 can also greatly benefit from a better description of the optics of the eye. The aberrations associated with the anterior surface of the cornea can be computed from its shape after measurement ...
Rochester Institute of Technology8y
Aberration Metrology
L. Zavyalova, A. Robinson, A. Bourov, N. Lafferty, B. W. Smith, "On the quality of measured optical aberration coefficients using phase wheel monitor", Proc. SPIE ...
Phys.org21d
From handicap to asset: AI approach leverages optical phenomenon to produce better microscopy images
A through-focus stack can also be generated from one single exposure thanks to a phenomenon called chromatic aberration. Most lens systems of the microscope cannot bring all wavelengths of ...