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<blockquote data-quote="Alokchitri" data-source="post: 11252" data-attributes="member: 1373">Hello everyone &nbsp; After using my trusted and still working F601QD for nearly 14 years, I&nbsp; have just received my first D-SLR NIKON D90 and bought the NIKON AF-D&nbsp; 18-55G DX VR lens separately. I went out with the camera on 1st Jan and&nbsp; took some shots with it. The Picture Profile used was VIVID Custom,&nbsp; sharpness increased to 6 and Saturation to by +2 from default profile&nbsp; value (in Camera). I shot in RAW+Basic JPEG mode.To my dismay, I found&nbsp; that both the RAW as well as JPEG both have Chromatic aberration! Now&nbsp; according to the dpreview.com, D90 has a inbuilt CA correction capability. &nbsp; Could any one please tell me how I can turn this feature on? I tried both the Camera menu as well as the Manual, but I was unable to find any way to do that. &nbsp; I am interested in stock photography, so having CA in my photographs is a strict no-no. Could some one please guide me how I can remove CA in Capture NX2? &nbsp; Please find the JPEGs shot with RAW. The first one is the image in&nbsp; question. Others are for your observation and analysis. Both are saved&nbsp; to 60% quality (balanced option in CNX2).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Alokchitri, post: 11252, member: 1373"] Hello everyone After using my trusted and still working F601QD for nearly 14 years, I have just received my first D-SLR NIKON D90 and bought the NIKON AF-D 18-55G DX VR lens separately. I went out with the camera on 1st Jan and took some shots with it. The Picture Profile used was VIVID Custom, sharpness increased to 6 and Saturation to by +2 from default profile value (in Camera). I shot in RAW+Basic JPEG mode.To my dismay, I found that both the RAW as well as JPEG both have Chromatic aberration! Now according to the dpreview.com, [B]D90 has a inbuilt CA correction capability[/B]. [B]Could any one please tell me how I can turn this feature on?[/B] I tried both the Camera menu as well as the Manual, but I was unable to find any way to do that. I am interested in stock photography, so having CA in my photographs is a strict no-no. [B]Could some one please guide me how I can remove CA in Capture NX2?[/B] Please find the JPEGs shot with RAW. The first one is the image in question. Others are for your observation and analysis. Both are saved to 60% quality (balanced option in CNX2). [/QUOTE]

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