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| | Lens distortion |
 | | Most photographers will be aware of the barrel and pincushion distortion that typically appear at the shorter and longer ends of a zoom lens respectively, with continuous variation in between. |
 | | Distortion affects different parts of the color spectrum differently (prism effect) and creates the so called "lateral chromatic aberration", which results in color fringes arround high/low-light transitions. |
 | | However, when the distortion is more complex, varies with focus, and depends on the color plane, as is the case with a growing number of modern lenses, DxO is the only solution that can handle it. |
| www.dxo.com /intl/photo/dxo_optics_pro/overview/optics_geometry_corrections/distortion (490 words) |
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