Fix-CA

Fix-CA is a Gimp plug-in to correct chromatic aberration (CA) written in C language.

Current version is Fix-CA 3.0.2.

Home page and plugin download: http://kcd.sourceforge.net/fix-ca.php

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Average: 3.8 (5 votes)

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Binary Fix-CA Gimp 64bit Windows

@ivan: This is a plug-in

@ivan:
This is a plug-in (binary file), not a script, so you must find someone able to compile Mac binaries or learn yourself;)

how to install on mac?

This is very good and useful, thank you very much.
But I have a problem, as I install this in GIMP 2.6.8 on my Mac with OS X 10.6.1?

Thanks in advance! greetings

Slow Performance

The preview function is much too slow, it is virtually not usable. Besides, I cannot watch all parts of the image in the preview window...

Fix-CA download for Windows Xp -vista

Is available also for Windows, here http://photocomix-resources.deviantart.com/art/Fix-Cromatic-Aberration-9... (thank to Francois Collard that did the building, ) may be a good idea (maybe after some testing ) add the download link in the plugin page of Sourceforge ?

Well, we have been testing

Well, we have been testing it for some months, and you know, Photocomix, I have just done a new binary, which is much lighter thanks to better compiling. One thing I'd like to tell the developer: to me, the preview window is a bit too small to see the chromatic fringes in some cases (even with increased saturation). I compiled without touching the code, but I suppose the zoom factor can easily be increased (?)

Fix_C.A

i see that the link for windows binary was added in the sourceforge plugin page but here is still missed. Well i add here DOWNLOAD for WINDOWS XP /Vista http://photocomix-resources.deviantart.com/art/Fix-Cromatic-Aberration-9... But would be better add in the first message F.C. Not sure if is simple add a zoom in the preview but you may enlarge a lot the preview windows by stretching the plugin gui Simple first drag the plugin on the lower left corner,then pass the mouse on the right plugin edge, the pointer should change in a sort of double arrow, allowing to increase width, now do the same on the upper edge till you d not meet the top of the screen in this way i get quite big preview windows, on my 1600x1050 screen preview could be enlarged at almost 500x500 PS should be no necessary stretch before width and then height, but i get the impression that on windows work better then the other way around just a impression not sure
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