6.6 LR is not my lens profiles

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• Lightroom does not apply lens profile automatically

  Hello

  I use Lightroom CC based on MacOS.

  Unfortunately, Lightroom does not apply the profile of my SIGMA 150-600 mm F5-6. 3 DG OS HSM p014 in development mode, but shows the lens correctly in library mode. All other lenses (CANON) are applied automatically, so it seems that I have a configuration problem. Lightroom shows that the profile cannot be detected automatically and cannot be applied. In the list of lenses, I can choose the target and that the profile is applied.

  Support said that this target is not supported. I can see the attached list of the answer all lenses supported by lightroom. And guess what, the lens is in this list. Detective Conan.

  So the support team has done a worse job, and did not check the list. I described that I can choose manually, but the response above was the answer.

  Any ideas how a.) the coup support team for doing their job and b.) help me with my problem.

  Thank you

  Peter

  After selecting the right lens manually, try this:

  

  This should fix it in the future.

• Lightroom not reconnaoit not the lens profile.

  Hello

  For some time (LR CC crossing? I'm not on) LR does not automatically recognize the lens used (in the lens correction and profile when on the tick "activate profile correction")) and in calibration it only offer in profiles as "Adobe Standard" (whereas before there was a profile for the device). I said that these are raw or DNG owners and that the device and the objectives are not very recent and previously recognized. I miss qqs chosen? Thank you.

  Your answer is correct: the denunciations of my other lenses are detected. It's only lens "TAMRON XR DiII 18-200mm F3. 5-6 3' that don't work.

  Thank you.

• Lr5 don't auto not fill my lens profile

  (Please move this question in the appropriate forum if it is not correct)

  I was able to insert 2 profiles of lenses in Lr 5.7.1 before and they worked perfectly as they were filled in the lens corrections Panel automatically

  However, I recently had to reinstall windows and even if I have the profile of a lens works well (Canon EF 50 mm f/1.8 VTS) - my other lens is not - I need to select each time instead of it being automatic fill.

  Can I have it please the location of the folder to save 10 home 64 bit where we want to insert the lens profiles so that they are auto populated in the lens correction Panel?

  I have currently here

  Flame33 wrote:

  However, I recently had to reinstall windows, and though I have the profile of a lens works well (Canon EF 50 mm f/1.8 VTS) - my other lens is not - I need to select each time instead of be auto populated.

  Select the correct lens profile and then click the down arrow next to "Setup" and select 'Save new lens profile by default is'. The new lens profile should now be used automatically.

  Profile of lenses Sigma the BTW - is already included in LR 5.7. You should not need to add a lens user profile for that lens. EDIT: Sorry for both these lens profiles are included in LR 6.1.1

  Lens profile Support list Camera Raw Lightroom

  

• Sony: Lens profile Creator knows the subject distance, ACR does not

  When you do a profile of lenses for Sony alpha DSLR, lens profile creator identifies the focal distance and treats each distance accordingly. However, when loading in ACR (or PS lens correction filter), the software does not display the distance. Why then LPC read the distance between the subject and ACR cannot?

  The distance reported in ACR/bridge is based on metadata, if they are available. The distance reported by SALW and stored in the profile is an estimate calculated directly by the SALW based on the size of the printed patch and the size of the patch captured (in pixels of the screen), among other factors. For many cameras, #1 is not available, even if #2 is.

• Adobe Lens profile Downloader does not

  I wanted to find a profile of lenses for the new Canon 24 mm T/S lenses. I downloaded the Lens profile Downloader several times from several sources, but get the same error message every time. Anyone know of a solution?

  You mentioned that you have downloaded the ALPD from several sources.

  Have you downloaded from the sources official below?

  Adobe - Adobe Lens profile Downloader: for Macintosh: Adobe Lens profile Downloader 1.0.1

  Adobe - Adobe Lens profile Downloader: for Windows: Adobe Lens profile Downloader 1.0.1

• I want to add lens profiles to lightroom6. How should I proceed. MP-E 65, TS-E 24mm TS - E 90mm?

  In Lightroom 6 can chose a lens profile correction.  Unfortunately, I have 3 lenses that do not have a correction of the predetermined goal.  These lenses are Macro MP - E 65 and the original version of the TS-E 24mm TS-E 90 mm.

  Once you get these profiles, how to add them to the list?

  You can use the free tool Adobe Lens profile Creator to create profiles of lenses for less common to work in Lightroom and Photoshop/ACR lenses?

  If Adobe does not already, it's the only way to get a profile.

• Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens profile Correction STM

  I'm relatively new to Lightroom and have not yet found the answer to my question in the forums. I use a Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 lens of STM IS, but the correction lens profile is not available in the list in my version of Lightroom (2015.6).

  Can someone tell (1) me How to download the profileand (2), help me in creating the profile manually? I need also to the EF 50 mm f/1.8 VTS, if possible! Thanks in advance!

  

  

  These lens profiles already exist, but lens profiles correspond to raw files (.) CR2 for your camera brand), only in general, including for the two lenses you ask about.  Here are some of the profiles that you see when you select a CR2 file:

  

• Lightroom 6.6.1 can't find the right lens profile more

  Hello

  I have updated to Lightroom to the latest version, of camera raw 9.6 6.6.1 and now I have the problem that lightroom does not find the correct lens profile more.

  I use the same equipment and workflow as before. Even if I select the profile of lens manually, it doesn't have the right profile, but when I check an older import some weeks ago, selected and used Lightroom the right profile, which is located on the old selectable photos!

  Material used:

  Nikon D750

  Nikon 24-120/4

  Tamron 70-200/2.8

  Windows 8.1

  Any ideas?

  Some current problems?

  Kin regards,

  Martin

  Two of these lens profiles are integrated with LR. This means that you manually select them and you do not put a checkmark in the optical Correction area.

  

  Then uncheck the option for corrections to activate the profile. you will then see a box of low red described "applied objective integrated profile.

  Of course, you can make the correction manually if you wish.

• Correction of the lens profile in Lightroom/Photoshop

  I am fairly new to Lightroom and Photoshop, so forgive what may be very novice questions about the correction of the lens.  I've walked these tips to help, but you have not yet found information that solved the problem exactly.

  I use Lightroom CC and CC of Photoshop (running on a Mac).  I use a Nikon D750 and the objective in question is a Nikkor 24-120 f/4 VRII.  For JPEG images in question, I had tile control off in camera in order to avoid double fixing the LR/PS issue (and really have been dissatisfied correction in camera).

  Like many other people have asked about, I have some JPEG files that I want to apply the correction lens profile in LR, but none exist for that lens in JPEG.  I tried the steps that a lot of people have suggested in many forums (i.e., copy of the RAW profile which is located in the folder/Library/Application Support / Adobe / Camera Raw /..., to change all the "stCamera:CameraRawProfile ="True"' to 'False', then copy the file in the same folder and restart).  I tried to locate the new profile of lens using LR and Camera Raw in Photoshop.  I closed the program, restarted, but nothing seems to work.

  Because it did not work, I got rid of the new lens profile I copied and went in Photoshop, using the "Correction of the lens" option in the "Filters" menu (but not in Camera Raw because it does not work).  In the filter, it recognizes the lens and allowed me to make the correction of "thumbnail".

  So my questions are:

  (1) is the method of copy/text change to adapt RAW lens profile does not work for LR CC or is there another text in the file LCP to be changed to make it work? Don't know what I'm doing wrong.
  (2) apart from the inefficiency of having re - import the Photoshop file to LR are all the problems to fix the way I did it using the lens correction filter in PS?  I couldn't find any discussion who suggested doing it this way, so it was not clear to me if there was a reason to not do it instead.

  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  Could not load profile lenses looks like it would be a problem.  I wonder if your text editor removed line breaks or add or change the encoding to something different.  You could re-edit of true-false and see if things work better.  If I change a LCP on Windows I use instead of Wordpad Notepad because Notepad keeps the characters at end of line and encoding.

  The text you see list of LR may not ProfileName it can be the name of the goal or nice name for a lens or something else.  You can change the description read by the man to have a different version: v2a. 2 b v, v 2 c, etc, then you can say that is actually used.

  Or, if this description is replicated for each entry profile, then you might need to change not only one.

• Issue of Lens profile Downloader

  I downloaded the latest version of Adobe Lens profile Downloader 1.0.1 and I have AIR installed (if necessary), but will not install the Downloader. It gives the message "the application cannot be installed because of a certificate problem. ..."

  What should I do to have it installed?

  Steve

  Uninstall AIR and any previous LPD by using the uninstall process, not just drag in the trash, then reinstall the AIR and the SPL and see if things work after that.

• How is the best way to capture image in lens profile Creator?

  Hello, I read in the trouble-shooting Guide associated with Adobe Lens profile creator:

  When the frame of the chart in different areas of the image of the image, use a combination of physically moving and tilting the camera to obtain an optimal balance for the generation of LCP.

  i. only to move the camera to frame, so that the plan of the image is perfectly parallel to the table, can have a detrimental effect on the calibration of PCL data.

  II. only tilting the chart can lead to problems of depth of field, where the part of the graph can go too far blurred due to the wide angle of the chart regarding the level of the image. This can also have a detrimental effect on the LCP calibration data

  OK, but I am not able to understand at all, please help me:

  (1) is it better if I will rotate the camera on the tripod to the left and to the right, or is - this better physically move the tripod on the left and right?

  2) is better if I'm going to tilt upward or toward the bottom of the camera on the tripod or it's better picking upwards or downwards the tripod bar?

  (3) if it is better to do a combination of tild and rotate and move the camera how do I know the optimal combination?

  I hope that someone who has experienced this could explain better

  Thank you everyone

  Damiano

  I don't know which is technically great, but there is a practical convenience aspect here, as well.

  In my experiences with it, I moved physically the tripod in the direction of left and right and then refocused the camera vertically as required in order to put the target in the desired part of the image. I was happy with the results, although I did no comparative study deep.

  IMO what technique allows you to perform a sufficient variety of acquisitions reasonably attentive, without being too difficult, and who does not renounce the analysis tool, will probably be good enough.

• Canon EF 400/5.6 lens profile

  My copy of LR4 doesn't have a profile for the Canon EF 400/5.6. He is one for the EF 400/4 IS and the EF 400/2.8 IS, but not for the 400/5.6. This means that this goal does not need all corrections or just that no one bothers?

  If you download the Creater of free lens profile on Adobe Labs, it comes with a lens profile Downloader, where you can download the profiles created by the user. You can get it here: http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/lensprofile_creator.html

  There are currently several profiles for the 400/5.6 with and without a teleconverter.

  All lenses are in need of corrections...

• How do you get custom default settings to enable lens profile corrections automatically when importing?

  I created default settings of serial number for my Canon Mark III 1ds include corrections of lens profile enabled.  Then, I created a user pre-configured with these corrections to default value.  Then I imported a folder of RAW images taken with the same camera Canon with the user checked under import profile.  When I switch to the module development and check the lens Corrections Panel, I see that even if it is verified for each file, the real model and profile are not met.

  Is this a bug or I forget something when you import?  I understand that in LR 4, you can apply specific profiles of lens and camera serial numbers camera calibration (too much noise reduction etc.).

  MacPro 2.8 Ghz Quad - Core Intel Xeon with 16 GB of ram running OS x 10.7.2.

  Thank you.  I chose to leave the ISO unchecked so that images you lens corrections automatically based on serial No.  I would be a nice feature, as well, to apply noise reduction to a specified user ISO target number, that is to say 1000 or more.

• How to apply the lens profile automatically by default?

  Is it possible to apply a profile of lenses automatically when an image is imported?  Or have the default to enable Corrections profile box to selected in the develop Module.

  Thxs

  Colin

  Define the default settings from LR to use automatic or default lens profile area and LR should match the right lens with the right profile.

  You don't want to specify a specific objective in the default values of LR, because default values are by camera, no camera-lens-combo.

  If you have a specific objective which is not automatically get selected (that's what happens with I use a focal length multiplier), then you will need to manually set by filtering by the lens in the library, and by applying a preset that sets the profile of lens to something specific with your own custom settings, or at least that's what I do.