Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Adobe Lightroom Q&A => Topic started by: douglasf13 on February 27, 2010, 01:39:27 am
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I was working with LR3 today, and it froze for a second, and, when I tried to do an "undo," it flashed "undo lens correction." I was unable to capture the warning in the center in the page, but I captured it in the file menu. Is this a sign of lens correction to come in LR3??
(http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4050/4390985017_46f94d29c4_o.png)
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Is this a sign of lens correction to come in LR3??[/img]
Probably...Camera Raw 5.x and Lightroom 2.x have had invisible lens corrections built in for certain cameras. It's not at all a stretch to think that the "next" versions would have lens corrections built in (and some might hope for manual control over those corrections).
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I was working with LR3 today, and it froze for a second, and, when I tried to do an "undo," it flashed "undo lens correction." I was unable to capture the warning in the center in the page, but I captured it in the file menu. Is this a sign of lens correction to come in LR3??
(http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4050/4390985017_46f94d29c4_o.png)
Duh. False alarm. I was on my laptop, so all of the panes on the right weren't showing, and I forgot there was already a lens correction pane for CA and vignetting. I must have accidentally toggled it on. Sorry about that.
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Duh. False alarm. I was on my laptop, so all of the panes on the right weren't showing, and I forgot there was already a lens correction pane for CA and vignetting. I must have accidentally toggled it on. Sorry about that.
manual lens correction for distortion would be a great addition for lightroom 3...but I'm wondering, is that the long arm of the law you're working on? :-)
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manual lens correction for distortion would be a great addition for lightroom 3...but I'm wondering, is that the long arm of the law you're working on? :-)
btw, that's done in camera. no PS
(http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2744/4397150475_545901472f_o.jpg)
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btw, that's done in camera. no PS
(http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2744/4397150475_545901472f_o.jpg)
really?...how do you do that?...I did assume it was digital tricks in photoshop or something...
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I can't say, but involves long exposures
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I can't say, but involves long exposures
Nicely done slitscan work I'd say. :-]
Here are some of my slitscan favorites:
http://ansenseale.com/photo.cfm?ID=1215 (http://ansenseale.com/photo.cfm?ID=1215)
http://ansenseale.com/photo.cfm?ID=1138 (http://ansenseale.com/photo.cfm?ID=1138)
http://ansenseale.com/photo.cfm?ID=1193 (http://ansenseale.com/photo.cfm?ID=1193)