Help with CA

[Ernicus]

I am noticing when using the 80-200 2.8 that there is a lot of what I'm assuming is CA. a blue shadow/highlight around many parts of the image. I am only noticing it mostly at the 200mm focal length. The photoshop remove ca thingy in acr does not take it out like it does on other lenses.

Is there a way I can either remove it without extensive editing or a way I can avoid it? thanks.

here is an example.
link to view full size to see it better bagpiperweb | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

 

[Ernicus]

I'm retarded. That was with my 50mm 1.4 I normally do not have any of that blue chit which is why I was posting. I do get it a lot with my 80-200...just kinda used to it, but never really got it on my 50mm

 

[MLeeK]

Did you see if you can find a profile for that lens for ACR? Might help.
I had one shot that I had to hand remove the CA out of white shirts, It's a pain in the butt, but I've done it. IT SUCKS! If it's a must do and you can't get it out any other way let me know and I'll see if I can give you a decent how to for how I did it.

Clicking into the image here was still too small for me to see it. Can you give a 100% crop or close?

 

[Ernicus]

I did use the profile in acr. didn't do much. click the link and right click the image in flicker and go to original. then you can see it large format.