chromatic

Examples

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• You mentioned that the the higher the Flint, the better the chromatic aberration capability.

• "Cat" lenses are remarkably free from chromatic aberrations and have very good resolving power.

  Academic text (1994)

• OK, so that is the that is the evidence of of chromatic aberration.

• This phenomenon occurs because of the difference in wavelength between blue and red and the lack of chromatic correction in the human eye lens.

  Academic text (1992)

• Whatever you buy, make sure that the camera keeps barrel distortion and chromatic aberration under control.

  Blog text (15)

• It has much better chromatic aberration correction, and its low-light performance is second to none.

  Blog text (5)

• Chromatic aberration occurs when a lens does not bend all wavelengths of light to the focal point.

  Blog text (19)

• This lens' axial chromatic aberration is minimized, which renders a cool and smooth out-of-focus image.

  Blog text (16)

• The lens of the vertebrate eye, so praised by the cretinists, does not correct for chromatic aberration (the fact that refraction separates the wavelengths).

  Blog text (7)

• The camera uses a chromatic lens that minimizes color distortion for clearer images.

Synonyms

A

apochromatic

vschromatic

• Specialized

1 9.9

A lens that shows images with very little color on the edges

refracts light without splitting colors but lacks full spherical correction

Antonyms

A

achromatic

1 8.1

Colors that do not have any hue, like black, white, and gray

Compounds

C

chromatic aberration

• Specialized

1 8.8

A problem in a camera lens that makes colored edges appear in photos

C

chromatic scale

• Specialized

1 7.4

A scale of twelve notes that move by half steps within one octave

C

chromatic color

4.7

A color with hue such as red, not grey or black

C

chromatic vision

6.5

To see and tell different colors apart

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology