Green Outline On Elements of Shot

[Andy Maser]

Has anyone else ever noticed green outlines on elements of shots from Scarlet? This is the second time it's come up for me--anyone know why it might be happening?

My first thought was that it could be because the sensor isn't warmed up yet. Thoughts?

 

[Peter Majtan]

Try blackshading you camera for the given exposure and frame-rate...

 

[Matt Ryan]

What lens are you using? without seeing a full res image it could be chromatic aberration.

 

[Jeremy Hildebrant]

I've seen something similar when the sharpness slider in RCX is pushed up to 3, but usually not that bad.

 

[Niko Pueringer]

That looks like chromatic aberration from your lens. Do you get clean images when the lens is wide open and pointed at a bright background in other situations?

 

[Andre W.]

I would say lens chromatic aberration.... you have a green flair on one side and a magenta flair on the opposite...

 

[Uli Plank]

If CA is visible a this size the lens has a serious problem…

 

[Gunleik Groven]

Curious about which lens/stop this is.

 

[Peter Majtan]

This is not CA - CA gets worse towards the corners and notice how the left-most highway support column has none. Also CA does not exhibits itself in such a large patches, but rather thin hallos around the lines of high contrast. My money is still on proper black-shading...