In this tutorial, Creative Cow contributing editor Carl Larsen shows you how to remove chromatic aberration from your footage using Adobe After Effects. If you are wondering what chromatic aberration is, don't worry he explains that too.
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Remove chromatic aberration in Adobe After Effects
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Or use the lens correction filter in Photoshop to do it properly...
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