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Hey C.C.  You are one of the most canny people I know of as far as technical camera issues are concerned.  In that regard I have a question, and it alludes to an answer you gave a week or so to another participant on this site.  I have a brand new Canon 60D.  I bought it with the 18-135 lens (kit lens).  I was somewhat disappointed with the lens, in that I was getting some chromatic aberrations on the edges, and frankly I'd never seen that in a modern lens. BIG SHOCK!  In the course of time I rented a Canon 16-35 L lens and a 24-105 L lens for a trip to Portugal.  Honestly, they were no sharper than the kit lens and showed the same chromatic aberration on the edges, even with the smaller sensor.  Is that a characteristic of very wide angle zoom lens or is it caused by the light striking the sensor at an angle rather than at 90 degrees as you suggested to another writer?  Honestly, these lenses are no sharper than the lenses I used with my Canon F-1s and certainly they don't yield a higher quality image than I was getting out of my Hasselblads using film.  It's a temptation to go back to that.  The only drawback is having to get the film processed as C-41.  The kit lens seems every bit as sharp as the L lenses in the center of the image.  It seems to be only on the edges that there is a breakdown.

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Thanks for your generous comments. I need to learn a lot from you. You have some excellent photographs posted in your blog.I am Canon die hard user.

Kartic

Thank you very much C.C for your reply. have a nice day.

Thank you so much for all your help on the forum. I really appreciate it.

THank you for answering my question about the reflection.

Thank you so much for explaining this to me! Thank you kindly for you time and efforts! Really means a lot when people take the time to help others.

Hello CC, I was wondering how you find the EXIF data concerning the images on this site. I noticed your comment left on Mr. Naja's image.