* jys <[email protected]> [02-24-19 18:26]: > > > On Thu, Feb 21, 2019, at 08:47, fht233 wrote: > > > It should only activate the correction if the lens is properly identified. > > I dont know if there would be many 'false posives'. In case that you dont > > want the correction applied for a concrete lens you can disable it for > > those images, or remove the lens profile if posible. Or directly don't > > activate the option "Apply lens correction by default". > > > > In my experience with other software I have it always active and works for > > most of my lenses, except one, what means that it works for 99% of the > > images and saves time, in my case. > > It was just a suggestion, maybe you are right and it is not such a good > > idea. I understand also that DT tries to avoid doing things 'behind de > > scenes' by default. But maybe could be a compromise that works. > > I would suggest that at least enabling by default for fixed-lens cameras > would make sense, since there's no problem with lens ID ambiguity, and many > such cameras really need the correction to produce usable images (having been > designed with the assumption that it will be applied).
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