Which consequence results when chromatic aberration blurs imaging?

💡 Explanation

Chromatic aberration leads to wavelength-dependent blurring, meaning different wavelengths don't perfectly overlap; this reduces fringe visibility through destructive *interference*, because the colors smear the patterns rather than enhancing pattern clarity. Therefore, visibility degrades, rather than improvement via superposition.

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