RAW image recording / lens aberration correction

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• Optical Aberration correction 7DM 2 does affect the image RAW or just JPEG?

  New 7DM 2. If the optical Aberration Correction is activated in the menu of this does affect the RAW image and JPEG files or any size JPEG created? My new camera first stoopid question! Did not answer in the manual!

  There are no stupid questions here

  Lens corrections will be recognized and applied to JPEG in RAW if you use Canon DPP. If you use Lightroom or any other software other than Canon that they are not recognized.  Lightroom has its own set of Canon lens correction profiles.

• DPP4 will correctly process RAW images using a 70 d and Sigma 120-400 mm lens?

  Hi, I would like to buy a used Sigma 120-400 mm lens, as the cost will allow me to upgrade my Canon 300 mm f2.8 L IS lens to the mark 2 version. I also own a Canon 70-200 f4 L IS, Canon macro 100 mm f2.8 L IS, Canon 18-55 mm IS USM, Canon 70 two d cameras and a flash Canon 600 EX - RT. Unfortunately, I can't justify the purchase of a Canon 100-400 mm f4.5/6.6 L IS 11, as well as the upgrade of my 300 mm.

  I could not identify a RAW editor free alternatative of DPP-4, that will actually process RAW images from my 70 d cameras. I do not require the installation of fixed lens of DPP4.

  Jerrin1 wrote:

  Hi, I would like to buy a used Sigma 120-400 mm lens, as the cost will allow me to upgrade my Canon 300 mm f2.8 L IS lens to the mark 2 version. I also own a Canon 70-200 f4 L IS, Canon macro 100 mm f2.8 L IS, Canon 18-55 mm IS USM, Canon 70 two d cameras and a flash Canon 600 EX - RT. Unfortunately, I can't justify the purchase of a Canon 100-400 mm f4.5/6.6 L IS 11, as well as the upgrade of my 300 mm.

  I could not identify a RAW editor free alternatative of DPP-4, that will actually process RAW images from my 70 d cameras. I do not require the installation of fixed lens of DPP4.

  You can always use PLR (3 or 4) as your RAW converter when you use a Sigma lens. You just won't be able to use the digital objective Optimizer (DLO of Canon) on these files. DLO only supports Canon lenses.

  RawTherapee is a free RAW converter that should work with your 70 d, however I would recommend a few stick with DPP, if you do not need a correction of the lens. FWIW, I don't know if RawTherapee has lens correction or not in all cases.

• Not available in Adobe Camera Raw 8.3 lens corrections

  Hello

  I hope someone may be able to help with an embarrassing problem, I met with cab 8.3. When I open RAW images in ACR 8.3 and select optical Correction I get the message "Unable to find a corresponding lens profile automatically" by default or Auto selected as installation program. When Custom is selected, I get the message "cannot load the profile of lenses.

  The strange thing is that if I open the image in Adobe Photoshop CC and select filter-> the purpose of lens profile Correction, I'm looking for is selected automatically. Interestingly, there are also a lot of other lenses profiles in the drop-down list not listed/displayed in ACR 8.3.

  Does anyone know why this is and also how to document available in Photoshop CC ACR 8.3 lens corrections?

  Thank you very much

  Nick

  Hi Nick,

  Thanks for the additional information.

  DJI 8.3 camera lens support is for the camera-generated JPEG images only. Support of RAW (DNG) file for this lens is in preparation and should be available in the next version of Camera RAW.

  Kind regards

  -Chris

• How to correct the distortion of raw image?

  The image that I took was one of my Office about 1 ft and 24mm wide angle accessories.  in the picture ' s four corners is the black edges of the lens. " (a bully)  Also, the front edge of the Office is bent inward and I a little bow of Office Accessories.  How can this be corrected? I send you two images a jpeg and the other the raw image. The second is the RAW one.thanks!  What else can be corrected in the raw image.

  Try the menu of the Editor:

  Filter > correct camera distortion

• I have an HD camera that records on SD cards.  How can I save raw images to a hard drive without import it at the FCC and then share?

  I have an HD camera that records on SD cards.  How can I save raw images to a hard drive without import it at the FCC and then share?

  YYou want to save raw images, but not all? Is that what you mean? When you import into FVP you can select the songs you want and you can set the library in the Inspector to record the files on any player, anywhere.

• Camera Raw 6.5 - lens Corrections

  Hello: I know a 50mm lens is most commonly used for portrait shots but I like that I can be "SET CLOSER" about that when you use a 35mm lens. Camera Raw 6.5 > lens Corrections > profile and model and profile recognizes two of my lenses. My question is... can Camera Raw 6.5 (at a "PROFESSIONAL" level), eliminate the "advantage of distortion" has a lens 50mm on a 35mm lens or am I even better use the 50mm lens? Thank you, MLR

  Camera Raw forum is here:

  Adobe Camera Raw

• Just upgraded to Lightroom 6 but I'm unable to open RAW images. [Correction to Canon 80 d]

  I've upgraded to Lightroom 6 in support of my new camera (Canon 80 d) but I'm unable to open RAW images. Can someone help and tell me what I'm doing wrong please? Thank you Sandra

  You need LR 6.5.  When you first install LR 6, he moved to 6.0.

  Try to download and install the LR 6.5.1 patch here:

  https://helpx.Adobe.com/Lightroom/KB/Lightroom-downloads.html

• I use Lightroom 5.7, 64-bit with Windows 7 Professional. Without apparent reason, I now get an error message when I export a photo, say a raw image to a JPG. However, the exported image seems to be OK. But now, I've noticed that my directory the files LR

  I use Lightroom 5.7, 64-bit with Windows 7 Professional. Without apparent reason, I now get an error message when I export a photo, say a raw image to a JPG. However, the exported image seems to be OK. But now, I noticed that my repertoire records in library view LR does not show images correctly: If there is a folder with subfolders, the folder contains 0 images, but sub records show the correct number of images. What happened and is there a solution? I tried to uninstall Lightroom and re - install, but the problem persists.

  Here is a screenshot of the error message:

  

  Post edited by: Joseph Costanza, Jr.

  See here for a solution.

• 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.

• Generate 'raw' images in ACR?

  I work with "raw" images using custom software, and I would like to be able to transmit images processed in ACR in my software.

  I currently need dng images and raw owners images (for example cameras direct) in my software. I want to treat a raw (from camera, e.g. NEF) image in ACR, and then save this image in dng, to spend in my software. However, when I look at the dng in ACR-saved (transformed), I find that raw pixel data in the DNG are * not * changed. I suspect that changes in ACR is stored in the dng metadata when it is registered in ACR and are only 'applied' the raw pixel values when it is interpreted by appropriate software. Is this correct? And if so, is it * all * way to produce an ACR dng file processing in which raw pixel data * is * changed? for example, so that the results of the treatment are visible when the dng format is seen in RawShooter for example? Optical distortion correction treatment I do in ACR.

  I suspect that changes in ACR is stored in the dng metadata when it is registered in ACR and are only 'applied' the raw pixel values when it is interpreted by appropriate software. Is this correct?

  Yes.

  And if so, is it * all * way to produce an ACR dng file processing in which raw pixel data * is * changed? for example, so that the results of the treatment are visible when the dng format is seen in RawShooter for example?

  Since the response of two, the first question is Yes, which naturally implies a number for the second. You can save a DNG demosaiced, which is essentially a TIFF file. That's what DxO used to (and still does) when correction lens RAWs to other converters.

• RAW image workflow problem

  I met a strange behavior on the Minolta RAW image processing. (This strange behavior has occurred for the first time in the last series of images. I have used this workflow at least a year.)

  Minolta RAW is not recognized by iPhoto so I used Adobe DNG Converter to produce DNG files.

  The original RAW files typically were 12.1 MB on the disk. DNG files vary in size, but were usually between 7 and 9 MB, but strangely, the dimensions are given in 256 x 192.

  When they are imported into iPhoto, the definition is, as you'd expect, is not good.

  If I edit a DNG file or iPhoto using Photoshop, then save them on the desktop as the jpeg, the result is a file which is usually 5 MB in size, but the dimensions are 3264 x 2448. This file can be re-imported into iPhoto and the results are perfect.

  Of this, I infer that the camera records the data correctly and that it is stored in the file, but what went wrong during the conversion from RAW to DNG?

  Thanks for any help.

  Jim,

  I can't reproduce the problem, because I work with Windows. This seems wrong; I hate it, when the software is being too intelligent and prevents from functioning correctly. Adobe also makes this rubbish, for example keeping the ACR adjustment settings in a database.

  I'm sorry but I can't contribute to the solution. I thought that the problem is in the content of the DNG file, but it seems to be in the records of the IPhoto. I did a search and found that when you import photos into IPhoto, it opens each image and creates several smaller of the versions. However, I am sure you know much more about what I am doing (as it is as I know about this).

  Anyway, have a good year and a best photo management system.

  GAbor

• In the photos, RAW images not be open as RAW in photoshop

  Just downloaded images from my camera (Canon 7 d) for the photos and info of the image suggests that they were recorded as the RAW images, which is what I expected.  However when I go to open to edit in photoshop CS 6, the extension changed to jpg format.  This has only started happening since the upgrade to El Capitan...

  Unless there is a reason you want to use Photos, download the camera RAW

  Download files by using the application of Capture of Image or Canon apps (camera window DC8

  worked for me).  I think that Adobe Bridge CS6 download is broken in El Capitan and

  Adobe has no plan to fix it (they want to subscribe to the CC is why).

• In what color space is LR mobile make the raw images share?

  The title says pretty much all this.  I installed LR on my iPad, import raw images captured with the Camera Connection Kit, previously made some changes and exported jpg by email to myself.  The files come into Photoshop as "mystery meat", i.e. without embedded profile, or even an exif tag.  I'm probably leaving sRGB, but it would be useful that Adobe would include at least the color space tag in the exported file.

  Richard Southworth

  '

  Hey Richard Southworth,.

  Your assumption is correct. They are sRGB.

  Let us know if this answer helped in marking it as correct or responding. Thank you.

  Melissa

• Does Lightroom 6 support a6000 Sony raw images?

  Lightroom 6 does support raw images from Sony a6000?

  LR version 5.4 and newer supports the raw files of the a6000.

  In your other thread you already said what is wrong - your destination to the right of the Import Panel is not what you intend, or if it is, LR is not allowed to write files to it.

  The error "cannot be read" means that LR has attempted to copy the files from the camera memory card into the destination folder then LR tried to import this destination folder and the files does not can be read because the first step, the copy failed.

  Updating to a newer version of LR LR 5.4 beyond will help the situation, you must always specify the correct destination, a folder that is writable.