Meanings of chromatic aberration in English

The observer should first determine whether the chromatic aberration is corrected.

The secondary spectrum is very commonly confounded with the chromatic aberration of higher order.

I can see chromatic aberration, which people describe as auras.

However, chromatic aberration imposes an upper limit on the magnifying power of any optical instrument.

Her intense lustre brings out every defect of the instrument, and especially the chromatic aberration.

The resulting chromatic aberration is undesirable for most applications, motivating recent efforts in the development of achromatic metasurfaces.

We do not commonly find any trouble from chromatic aberration (or false color in the image).

We were disappointed to find that Lightroom 3's new tools failed to correct anything more than very light chromatic aberration.

F. If the disc appear blurred and coloured, however the focus be adjusted, incomplete correction for chromatic aberration is inferred.

Accuracy depended critically on achieving small standard deviations in fluorescence centroid determination, chromatic aberration across the measurement field, and coverslip thickness.

DJI says its new shooter has better corner sharpness and less chromatic aberration, and that it improved the lens based on customer demand.

Using this and the varying chromatic aberration of the lens, they can not only tell the degree of focus blur, but also its direction.

Our model also predicts that neither chromatic aberration nor differences in object distance lead to focused light falling on the distal and proximal retinas simultaneously.

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FD-processed shrimps had lower yellowness value and chromatic aberrations but a higher whiteness value compared to HD-processed samples.

By far the most common causes of prismatic color, in otherwise carefully constructed objectives, are the so-called chromatic aberrations of second or higher order.