On 2018-09-18 6:33 a.m., Michael wrote: > ohhhhh.... I see. the lens comp. is set to auto and that is why there is no > need > for the lens profile. buy if that were correct wouldn't turning 'lens > correction' on make it screwy? so please.... what file do I put the lens > profiles in?
The answer to your last question is "You shouldn't need to". You have a standard lens and I see it in the lensfun database. if you are obsessed with this, there are tools for profiling your lens and creating local entry. But I think, as the saying goes, you are over-egging the custard. My experience with about 50 years of photography is that hardware problems like lens correction are about #487 on the list of what's wrong with my photos that need correction.. I give thanks to people that are smarter than me in these matters, not just at Sony but also the developers of Darktable. I would think that manually turning on lens correction when it has been on by 'auto' would be a null operation, but what do the developers have to say on this? I've had no problems with lens correction with any of my Sony or Minolta lenses, not with the Fujifilm equipment, when using DT. -- Anton J Aylward Dodo Flight Research Laboratories Icarus Division North York, Ontario ____________________________________________________________________________ darktable user mailing list to unsubscribe send a mail to [email protected]
