In article , John Navas
wrote:

Theory is interesting, but in the real world it's just not an issue --
Panasonic has long been correcting CA with in-camera processing and
without oversampling, and the result is excellent (not a
"nearest-neighbor jaggy mess").

Are you still using that Panasonic piece of ****? I guess it doesn't
matter since you don't have the ability to create a decent image.