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Carl zeiss Jena Biotar 75mm f1.5 is notorious for having different color aberation at different aperture settings under varying lighting conditions.
Solution: shoot custom white balance, or photograph a black/gray/white card at same settings as for picture, or use ExpoDisc.
1) Adjust camera exposure settings
2) Shoot black/gray/white card(coloraid.de or WhiBal)
3) Eye-dropper white from card in gimp ufraw plugin
4) Set "Corrections", "Black Point", in gimp ufraw plugin
5) In gimp, jpeg mode, set "Levels", black/gray/white eye-dropper from coloraid.de color chart.
6) Save levels and quit color chart
7) Load image in gimp ufraw-plugin, ufraw loads last white balance.
8) In gimp jpeg mode, load Levels from file
9) Ad hoc settings: saturate 5 clicks, contrast 3 clicks in gimp jpeg mode, sharpen, unsharp mask
(c) Robert Dodds, except for the prior work of others quoted here for informational purposes only
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