I use a P25 on a Cambo Wide DS. LCC is just part of my workflow. The shots are simply not usable without. It's no big deal really, just sometyhing else to remember. The 35mm Schnider is particulary bad. What I have found is that the LCC works fine as long as you don't use too much shift. 10mm shift is about the max with that lens. One recomendation - If you go that route, test it before you take it on a job. My tests showed that as the LCC is the first problem encountered when reaching the limits of the shift. In other words, don't shift until you see a hard vinette, then back off a little, thinking you actually have that ammount of shift. When in doubt, shoot the LCC card and apply it to the image to make sure it works properly. Shooting teathered to a laptop is pretty necessary if you plan to use extreem movements, as I do shooting architecture.
That bieng said, I have shot with most of the lenses available for my Contax 645 with the same P25 and have almost never seen any LCC problems whatsoever. I still shoot the LCC card with it just in case, but find that it is almost never necessary.
Hope this helps.
James