Which optical consequence arises when grinding a spherical lens during medieval times resulted in aspherical aberration?

💡 Explanation

When lens grinding errors create aspherical aberration, marginal rays focus at different points than paraxial rays due to Snell's Law, leading to a blurred image. Therefore blurred images results, rather than chromatic correction, brightness improvements, diffraction enhancement, which require specific optical designs.

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