The Pain of Longitudinal Chromatic Aberration in Video

longitudinal chromatic aberration is when as your subject transitions from in focus to out of focus, you'll actually see a split. And where this can be a real problem is it's irregular and the size and shape of the chromatic aberrations is changing consistently as you move away from that point of focus. Loca: This is something a lot of manufacturers are doing a better job addressing. It's certainly less of a concern than five years ago,. but I almost feel like we've drawn enough attention to it that lenses are getting better for it.

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