R6 Chromatic Aberration, Diffraction, not sure?

[OnShotImages]

I was noticing on a recent sports event that my R6 paired with my EF 24-105 f/4 (vello adapter) showed significant chromatic abberation (I think) -- see attached image.  The R6 settings for abberration are ON.  I've not seen this before.  Anyone experience this ?

[OnShotImages]

No filters used.  Appreciate everyone's attention to the issue. 

[OnShotImages]

I'm using LightRoom and both the RAW image and post processed jpg show the abberation. 

[Waddizzle]

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@OnShotImages wrote:

I'm using LightRoom and both the RAW image and post processed jpg show the abberation. 

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Thanks, for the update.  

Remember.  The camera only records what the lens sees.  CA is created in the lens, not the camera.  Again.  If you are shooting RAW, are yo applying any lens correction?

[OnShotImages]

Yes lens correction is applied in LR.  Thanks for clarifying the source of CA - I'm not technical enough about cameras and such. 

[jrhoffman75]

Can you upload the RAW file to Dropbox or One Drive?

[OnShotImages]

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ncu0RQTOZDmgCcw7AOzQA8ijG2ZVSEvd/view?usp=sharing 

[jrhoffman75]

Looks like you need to authorize access. I sent request.

[jrhoffman75]

I think what you are seeing is "blooming".

DPP reports the RGB values of the area around the edge of the helmet and shirt as 255,255,255 (i.e. locally blown out).

[OnShotImages]

Thanks for investigating this...I need to up my tech knowledge!

[Waddizzle]

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@jrhoffman75 wrote:

I think what you are seeing is "blooming".

DPP reports the RGB values of the area around the edge of the helmet and shirt as 255,255,255 (i.e. locally blown out).

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That is so peculiar looking compared to the histogram.   !!!