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• Where are the profiles of missing in Lightroom CC 2015.1 Canon lenses?

  Lens profiles for Canon EF-S 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 and Canon EF - S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 lack in Lightroom CC 2015.1 even if they were there in Lightroom 5.x. They are no longer present in the lens profile menu drop-down. Where have they gone?

  Objective JPEG profiles are not provided for the Canon EF-S 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 and Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 and perhaps other lenses. That is why the list is shorter. You will need the Lens profile Downloader allows you to add profiles from JPEG lenses for these lenses.

  Mac

  http://www.Adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5491

  Windows

  http://www.Adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5492

  You will need need to install Adobe AIR application, first use the Downloader:

  https://get.Adobe.com/air/

• AE1 Canon lenses

  I have old Canon AE1 lenses. Do you sell the bodysuits that match my lenses and if not there are adapters that can be used?

  This a community of owners of Canon - so may not necessarily be the answer to your question by someone from Canon.

  Your AE - 1 used Canon FD series lenses.  These have been made exclusively for 35mm cameras and lenses are entirely mechanical.  The opening is controlled by the mechanical lever that interacts with the body and the focus is manual.

  Canon switched to the EOS system that is electronic.  Most of EOS cameras have autofocus motors in order (there are some exceptions) and the interface between the camera and the body is now electronic, not mechanical.

  Canon brings more cameras that use FD lenses (as Canon does more than film cameras.)

  Although it is "technically" possible to get a (part 3) adapter to allow you to use a FD lens with EOS enclosure, it is not advisable. New lenses are much better than the old glass, the camera cannot control the aperture on a lens of FD series boxes include more development AIDS in the viewfinder (for example, the split-Prism focus) being almost all autofocus goals (you can get dull 3rd party that offer some AIDS focus).

  The General recommendation is that you probably don't want use your old glass with a new camera.

  I also still have my AE-1 and some FD lenses... but he is for the most part now on the Board to provide certain nostalgia of a different age of photography and as a conversation piece.

• Problems with (films) coating of the lens on the surface of the canon lenses.

  I read many comments here about how to clean the surfaces of the lens... I wonder if canon films that they promote as do wonderful things for development are not so great for cleaning? I bought an expensive lens not for long and cleaned with either lens clothing tending my opthomologist after my appointment to look for my glasses... I collect these sweet little squares, whenever I have an appointment to the eye because they are made for the purpose of cleaning of lenses... Houston is a very humid climate and after doing some night shots the lens seems sticky and so I polished with the soft cloth... I have not added any sort of cleaning liquid... but I noticed when I had finished there was a blue smear on the entire surface of the lens... Really? I have not used any more pressure than the kind of pressure that you can use to clean your glasses.  This bluish smears can be removed or is permanent damage to a dear surfface...? Now I must say that I didn't notice that this smear has affectd of my photos... I found one in post processing which presents a particular lighting problem which could be linked to the surface of the lens... Other people have had problems with the 'coatings', which are added to the surface of the lens? I would like to add at least two lens more... but I'm afraid to invest again if I rish damage the surface of the lens even Polish with a soft cloth?

  Well, I think because I became so addicted to photography... I can't stand that a week shoud go I'm not shooting and post processing... then the most important investment I did in a lens so far is 800 dollars... so as you say the investment of 50 million dollars for the protective lens cover is my best insurance...

• What is the best lens kit for Canon lenses cleaning/formula?

  My lenses need cleaning bad! I use the Canon T3i and the 18-55 kit lens and 55-250, 50 F 1.8

  willfoxylove wrote:

  My lenses need cleaning bad! I use the Canon T3i and the 18-55 kit lens and 55-250, 50 F 1.8

  What kind of dirty? Hit by a splash of muddy water and you hunt elephants? Or a more down to Earth 'footprints on my front element' dirty? So late, you can use a little liquid and a wipe of lens for lens cleaning tissue. Blow gently in the dirt with a blower of squeeze and lightly sweep any 'chunks' tenacious with a fine brush for lenses, usually sold as a combination tool. Repeat as needed until you are lint or grease issues, then use the liquid and dry.

• Download profiles of correction lenses not referenced in Lightroom for PC?

  Where and how to download Canon lens correction profiles not referenced in Lightroom 5.7.1 for Windows 7 64 bit PC?

  PS = Photoshop

  LR = Lightroom

  ALPD = Adobe Lens profile Downloader

  LCP (not .dcp) is the extension of a file of lens profile

  Profile (LCP) lens files here light up on Windows:

  C:------users------* your user name *------AppData-Roaming-Adobe------CameraRaw------CameraProfiles------.

  or

  %AppData%\microsoft\windows\sendto-adobe-CameraRaw------CameraProfiles

• Profile of supported lenses does not appear in the last subscription create Cloud for Lightroom and Photoshop.

  Hello

  I find it extremely frustrating. According to the last creative cloud Lightroom and versions of PhotoShop, what I use, namely F/2.8 Di VC USD A009E lenses from Tamron SP 24-70 mm F/2.8 Di VC USD A007N and TAMRON SP 70-200 mm are supported but when I load a photo RAW using these lenses and activate profile correction It is not found. If I choose it manually, it is still not found!  What I am doing wrong?

  I have a camera Nikon D750, and even that is not in the list. It seems that my lens profile database is obsolete. But how is this possible if I downloaded the last subscription create clouds?

  I also have a Samyang 14 mm F/2.8 lens. Not sure if this is taken care of. If someone could point me in the right place it would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Profiles of lenses are applied to raw files when the option is enabled. You can see the image that the Lens Correction is enabled or disabled.

  The Tamron will be there, the Samyang I don't know - check by flipping the switch on and outside, it will become quickly apparent.

  The list is for JPEG and TIFF files and does not apply to raw files, so don't worry.

• Profile of Canon TS - E24?

  Hi guys

  advice from New York, to create my own profile with this new objective, that I just got, it's the mark II

  Thank you, Thierry

  Adobe does not provide a profile of lenses for this 24mm TS-E lens because the inclination and displacement of the lens would change fixes that should be applied, and besides there are too many combinations of tiling and travel, there is no way to match a correction profile specific to the configuration of the lens.

  It is not useful to manually select a profile for a goal to model different, simply because it's the same focal length as each optical design is different and requires different corrections.

  You can make your own profile of correction when the lens has zero tilt and zero shift using Adobe Lens profile creator:

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/Photoshop/digital-negative.HTML#resources

• Profile of Canon fall cab

  OK guys, fairly new to this, but I saw on Photoshop User TV or something like that, when the host went to the camera icon in the cab he had profiles camera such as Portrait, landscape, neutral, and others, but here at work and at home, the only things that arise is ACR 4.6. How can I get Canon profiles in ACR? I prefer to use DPP because fits into my workflow better.

  Camera Raw 5.5 plugin does not work in CS3. However, my post was not on Camera Raw 5.5. It was about 5.5 completely separate from Camera Raw and DNG Converter, which is a standalone application. To clarify, you can continue to use Camera Raw 4.6 plug-in with CS3, but still access the latest profiles, which can be installed via the installer that I linked above.

  Eric

• Canon lenses

  Hello!

  I need pro tips on the comparison of 2 lenses as follows:

  EF-s 10-18mm lens accordance with f.4.5 IS STM VS lens ef-s 10-22mm F3. 5 4.5 USM

  sharpness of the corners on 10-22

  outdoor game seems equal

  10-18 IS a but much cheaper

  10 - 22A mount metal and plastic 10-18

  etc...

  but mostly have "IS" the system is very important and imaging quality?

  concerning

  A practical difference is that 10-22mm, with an angle of view equivalent 16-35mm on a 35 mm-full-frame camera, ultra wide angle to normal scale. In 'classic' 35mm photography, angle of view seen by a 35mm lens is very versatile. When someone publishes a survey on popular focal lengths for Prime lenses for cameras 'full-frame', 35mm usually seems to win. On APS - C cameras, the angle of view equivalent to 35mm is obtained to 22mm.

  I use often my 10-22mm to 22mm for this normal range angle of view. The most recent 10-18mm EF-S is a wonderful lens, but it is buzzing with ultra wide scale, makes it less useful than my goal for the day.

  Regarding the Image stabilization, well, it is never a bad thing to have, but I did find myself wishing for that, when you use my 10-22 mm. I have, indeed, do you find Image stabilization useful with my Macro 2.8 L 24-105L and 100mm lenses. If I shot the video, I might well want to Image stabilisation in a lens ultra wide angle.

  When I bought my 10-22mm, 10-18mm was not yet announced, much less available, so I have not studied the 10-18mm.

  Regarding the advice of 'pro', well, I'm not in the field of photography, but make evidence/medical legal documentary images for official purposes, in my capacity as a public servant and strive for results 'pro '. I use my 10-22mm for many of these images; my other goals 'work' being the 100mm f/2.8 L Macro IS and 24-105 f / 4 L IS.

• Removal of Photoshop Elements 9 caused missing lenses in Lightroom 3.3 profiles

  After the expiration of my essay on Photoshop Elements 9 I removed it from my Windows Vista system.  Next time I started to Lightroom 3.3, I tried to apply a profile of Canon lenses in a few new images as well as the profile was missing, not only it was not on the list, none 862 images taken with this lens had the profile that are applied more.  I tried to repair the installation, and he could not say that I was missing components.  Then I tried to upgrade to 3.4 RC & it failed with the same message.  Finally, I thought it might have been caused by the deletion of items in Photoshop so I went to restore it was the case before the withdrawal point.  Now I have the profile of the rear lens which doesn't have the profile of Canon EF28 - 135mm as well for other 862 images.  My question is should there be something else I should look to see if it is missing or damaged?  Thanks - Larry

  Larry,

  The common part between LR and PES is part of Camera Raw (ACR). Its parameters are contained in 2 different locations:

  (1) the general configuration cab files:

  C:\ProgramData\Adobe\CameraRaw

  This directory contains profiles of lens and camera installed with LR

  (2) user associated configuration files:

  C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\CameraRaw

  This directory contains generally:

  • Downloaded/created goal profiles
  • ACR default (such as the size of the cache ACR, the default values defined in LR)
  • Camera downloaded/created profiles

  You can view the contents of these 2 sites. Another alternative would be to uninstall and reinstall LR, which should take care of the factory provided profiles.

  Gossweiler beat

  Switzerland

• Profiles of lenses of Photoshop CS6 No. (lens correction filter) for Canon 6 d raw files

  LightRoom and Camera Raw have Lens Correction profiles and all lenses available today are in the list for the Canon 6 d of the raw files. BUT the Correction of filter/optics if Photoshop CS6 only have 2 Tamron lenses listed. Weird that there are a of the profiles of lenses for the Canon 6 d raw files in Lightroom and Camera RAW, but not CS6 filter/Lens Correction.

  Camera RAW, LR and PS are up-to-date... NOTE: I have a Canon G11, 7 d and 1 d Mark II N and all their files work as expected. It's only the RAW files created by Canon 6 d.

  All of the suggestions.

  To the right of where it says the search criteria, click on the small icon of three bars-arrow and uncheck the Match sensor size and should learn more.

• Canon 60 d with EF-S 15-85 IS USM lack of profile of lenses in Lightroom 4

  It is a combination of kit Canon and it seems odd it is not included in the profile of Canon for the correction of the goal.  The EF-S 10-22 IS USM lens is there is not an objective of kit and quite expensive.  Did I miss a step, or do I have to download additional lenses to Adobe?  I prefer not having to download someone assumed that the creator of the profile if I can avoid it.

  It is included, but it's a raw profile only.

  There are also two on the Downloader, which I made.  It has nothing to do with her out.

• New profiles of lenses?

  I have just updated to Lightroom 5.6, but cannot find the profile of lenses for the Canon EF - S 10-18mm, which was supposed to be included as part of the update.  Someone else has the same problem, or I do something wrong?

  14 profiles of Canon that show you to non - raw (JPG, TIF, PSD) files, not match raws, so despite that what you think, you do not have a raw file selected, or show us the entire screen with the visible file name in the magnifying glass information area:

  

  If you actually had a list of profiles selected raw file would be too long to fit on the screen, and you will see your profile of STM 10-18mm lens in the list:

  

  DNG can be created of the raws and no-raws so if you look at a file with a DNG, so you can not tell by file extension, only.

  Another idea is that the profile of the camera in the field of calibration would say Embedded not Adobe Standard or camera-all.

• Impossible to find profiles of lens for Canon 35-80mm and 80-200mm (3.6 Lightroom)

  Hello

  
  

  This may seem like a piece of cake to most of you, but I am fairly new to photography, especially things like the optical correction, etc.

  I use Lightroom 3.6 and there is no profile target for these 2 objectives:

  Canon 35-80mm

  Canon 80-200mm

  Anyone know what to do in this case? Do I need to create them somehow (if so - how?) or can I download them (if so - where)?

  Thank you in advance for your help!

  Kind regards

  A.
  

  Profiles for these lenses have been added in later versions. But I don't know because I don't keep track of all the profiles that are added. If you Google Adobe Lens profile Downloader, you will find link to a program provided by Adobe. It will connect you to a Web site where other people have created profiles and are sharing them with others. The Downloader will download and install all of the profiles that you choose.