Canon 5DS R: Corrections for Color Fringing More Important than at Lower Resolution
2015-07-06 • SEND FEEDBACK | 
Related: Canon, Canon 5DS, Canon 5DS R, Canon DSLR, distortion, Inyo National Forest, lateral chromatic aberration, optics, peak bagging, White Mountains
Related: Canon, Canon 5DS, Canon 5DS R, Canon DSLR, distortion, Inyo National Forest, lateral chromatic aberration, optics, peak bagging, White Mountains
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At 50 megapixels, the Canon 5DS R reveals optical imperfections that the 22-megapixel Canon 5D Mark III tends to minimize, the 5DS R having 1.5X greater resolving power over the 5DM3.
Even lenses with well-controlled color fringing (lateral chromatic aberration) may now need correction with the 1.5X greater resolution of the 5DS R vs the Canon 5D Mark III. Presented in my review of the Canon 5DS R:
Includes the uncorrected image along with the image corrected for LACA and LACA + distortion correction. As well as crops.
f13 @ 1/30 sec, ISO 100; 2015-06-24 11:01:51
Canon EOS 5DS R + Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II @ 24mm
Canon EOS 5DS R + Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II @ 24mm
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