Adobe Lens profile Downloader 1.0.1

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• 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

• 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.

• Adobe Lens profile Creator for Windows - accidents with DNG and Windows 10 files

  I have trtied to a profile for my Bower 14 mm F2.8, but each time the Adobe Lens profile Creator for Windows crashes and says out of memory

  What?

  A few things to try.

  1. click on the image with the warning icon (triangle).

  2. on the Calibration tab, uncheck the box model Chromatic Aberration

  3. on the Advanced tab, confirm or set rectilinear lens model on three parameters radial distortion

  4. on the Advanced tab, confirm or set the main Point to the best estimate

  To the point #1, you can remove/replace this image. It is possible that the detection of the grid is a failure due to the insufficient image exposure or sharpening.

  To article #2, correction of chromatic aberration is now handled by eliminating Chromatic Aberration on the color of lens corrections tab. CA data in the profile you generate will be ignored.

  -Chris

• Download Lens profile Downloader (AIR, 1.0 MB)

  I made 4 attempts to download the program for Windows 7 and CS5 (64 bit). I downloaded Adobe Air as requires it. However, when I try to open LensProfielDowloader.swf I get an error message. It won't let me copy and past the message, then it's in my own words.  "Adobe Reader cannot open LensProfileDownloader.swf because the file has been damaged."

  Y at - it Aproblem to end of Adobe with this program? Anyone have any ideas? Without this program, I have no access to lenses profiles created by individuals and shared with Adobe.

  Thank you Paul

  I have no why internet explorer on some machines doesn't seem to work just for certain types of downloads, but anyway you guessed what is good.

• Where can I find the lens for my Canon mount Rokinon 14 mm lens profile?

  I'm looking for the profile of the lens of a 14 mm Rokinon lens mount Canon.  I use an iMac running OS X El Capitan and Lightroom CC 10.1.1.

  Jean ndiaye says:

  I'll try to find where the Downloader placed the profile and then move to... users (subfolder?) files.

  Adobe Lens profile Downloader will automatically place the profile of lenses to the location of the user folder. On my Windows 7 system, it installs the lens here profiles:

  C:\Users\[your username]\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\CameraRaw\LensProfiles\1.0\Downloaded

  On a Mac system they should be installed here:

  Macintosh HD / users / [username] / Library / Application Support / Adobe / CameraRaw / LensProfiles /.

  In the profile panel, select 'Make' > 'Canon' and then look in the 'Model' list entry "Samyang 14 mm F2.8. You may need to scroll through the list by using the small arrow at the bottom of the list to see.

  

• 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...

• 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.

• 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.

• Why Lens profile creator Adobe would distribute the checkboards form of JPGs?

  Disappeared, JPGs are a bad idea for images that contain a small number of colors (low compression) and sharp edge (ringing artifacts).  So why then Adobe would distribute the checkboards for lens profile Creator as JPG, rather than a more appropriate as PNG format?

  Chuck

  I myself .pdfs.

• Lens profile creator table: where can I download?

  Hi all

  There is almost nothing available for Sony A Mount lenses (in particular the Minolta glass I use a lot), I need to create my own lens profiles. I see some tutorials for this using a graphic checkerboard, but no source for getting the card or at least a PDF, etc. that I can myself out. If I have to, I can take the specifications for the square size and spacing and make one myself. If anyone has a source of the graph, or said the plug, I would appreciate it a lot.

  Steve S.

  Try-

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• Where can find lens profile correction for EF 17-35 f/2. 8 the goal using ACR 6.2?

  Using Photoshop CS5 Extended on iMac 10.6.4.

  I work with wedding photos taken by a friend, but I can't find the profiles of correction lens for Canon EOS 20 d or the EF 17-35 f/2. 8 the goal. When I search online, he said simply «no profiles found online» Is there a download for old profiles of goal? I checked and I'm using ACR 6.2. I don't have the camera so there is no way to take test shots to create my own profile. But it should not be an available profile; the camera is not old?

  I don't know why you keep referring the 20 d. As long as the crop factor is the same than your 20 d model camera is not serious. If the lens profile on any Canon camera with a 1.6 crop factor, it works perfectly with your 20 d. However, as noted above, the goal didn't has not been profiled by Adobe for any camera model and it seems that no one in the community of users has created a no more.

  FWIW, I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for someone else to create a. Since your Rebel XSi has a 1.6 crop factor, you can use it to create your own 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:

  

• 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.

• Fujifilm x 10 lens profile

  Hello

  I start with LR 6 and I blocked for the correction of the objective for the Fujifilm X 10, but I can't found. Could someone give me help?

  For X 10 lens corrections are written to the file the camera raw and Adobe uses only those, so no external profile must be specified.  If you have LR 6/2015, and uncheck the enable lens profile correction, you will see an info bubble that says a built-in profile is used, and if you click on that it specifically tells you what corrections have been applied.  If you have an earlier version of LR, corrections are always be applied, just no information about them is displayed.  Here's what 9.4 ACR, which is the same as LR 6.4 and LR CC 2015.4 raw conversion engine, shows for the X 10 corrections of the goal: