Nikon d800e photos have chromatic aberration, one bright and one dark.

This often happens when a SLR camera is in high-speed continuous shooting. Perhaps it is the influence of the high-speed action of the mirror on the metering system in the viewfinder optical path, which is not surprising to the old photographer. The continuous shooting of a small digital camera is generally based on the metering and focusing of the first picture, and there is no metering and focusing in the middle, so the exposure of the films taken is very consistent.