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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Capture One Q&A => Topic started by: Dinarius on March 19, 2017, 08:46:56 am
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I have just switched from an old Canon 1Ds Mklll to a 5D MkIV.
Using the same Canon 17-40mm lens, I am having to constantly make manual distortion adjustments - usually dragging the Distortion slider to 100% - to correct the default lens profile.
This is something I never had to do with the 1Ds Mklll.
Anyone else find this with the 5D MkIV?
Is there something else I should be doing to avoid having to do this?
Thanks.
D.
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I find that Phase 1 doesn't seem to update it's lens/body profiles as quickly as Adobe attempts. You are most likely seeing exactly when you think you see -- C1 uses the only profile it has available for the 17-40, the one for the 1Ds3
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I find that Phase 1 doesn't seem to update it's lens/body profiles as quickly as Adobe attempts. You are most likely seeing exactly when you think you see -- C1 uses the only profile it has available for the 17-40, the one for the 1Ds3
Thanks for the reply.
How can you tell it's a 1Ds iii profile?
Thanks again.
D.
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I have just switched from an old Canon 1Ds Mklll to a 5D MkIV.
Using the same Canon 17-40mm lens, I am having to constantly make manual distortion adjustments - usually dragging the Distortion slider to 100% - to correct the default lens profile.
Hi,
100% is 100% correction. You can set defaults for lenscorrections in C1.
Is there something else I should be doing to avoid having to do this?
You can try using a User Style (for imports) that sets the various tool preferences for the camera of choice.
Cheers,
Bart