Hi,
Am 14.11.2017 um 20:39 schrieb [email protected]:
New user here, so apologies if I'm posting to the wrong list!
I've just switched fully from Lightroom 6 to Darktable 2.2.5 under
Linux. Kudos to the developers - it's superb.
The one and only feature I'm missing in Darktable is the ability to
adjust for barrel or pincushion distortion manually. I realise lenses
can be profiled for the "Lens Correction" module, but this is time
consuming and doesn't allow for fine tuning of distortion to my own
tastes (sometimes I don't want to fully correct, or I may perhaps add in
a little distortion). At present, I have to export my files to TIFF,
open them in GIMP and carry out adjustments in GIMP's "Lens Distortion"
feature. This makes no sense when other correction features are provided
within Darktable itself.
[email protected]
yes this might be a useful feature, especially for those who shoot with
exotic lenses.
In case that you take pictures with Sony cameras: There is a camera app
that does manual lens correction (peripheral shading, chromatic
aberration and distortion) in camera. All corrections are included in
the RAW file.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWe_ePAHSfk
Heiko
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