Which outcome affects imaging when non-reflective coating degrades?

💡 Explanation

Increased reflections from the surface will lead to greater constructive interference of light waves because the destructive interference provided by the coating is reduced; therefore image clarity decreases, rather than chromatic aberration changes, which are material properties.

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