Hallöchen!
Torsten Bronger writes:
> [...] These lenses place their correction parameters into the RAW
> file, and Lightroom uses them directly. Given that such
> techniques will become more wide-spread in the next years, this is
> the next challenge for free RAW software.
... in the field of
Hallöchen!
Michael Born writes:
> [...]
>
> Then, DT has a more complete database for lenses then the commercial
> counterparts :-)
That's true, but these days, there's more than lens profiles for
compensating lens errors. The Adobe database doesn't contain any
profiles for µ4/3 lenses, neither
Hallöchen!
Robert William Hutton writes:
> And Lensfun's profiles are generally more accurate than Adobe's,
> so where possible it's better to use those. But if there's no
> profile for your lens already in Lensfun, this could be useful.
The conversion script gives LF higher precedence, unless
And Lensfun's profiles are generally more accurate than Adobe's, so where
possible it's better to
use those. But if there's no profile for your lens already in Lensfun, this
could be useful.
Regards,
Rob
On 14/05/15 14:26, Michael Born wrote:
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This sounds amazing. Thank you for your work.
Then, DT has a more complete database for lenses then the commercial
counterparts :-)
Cheers,
Michael
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Hallöchen!
Darktable uses the Lensfun library for lens correction.
The Lensfun repository now contains a branch "acm" which implements
the Adobe Camera Model for distortion (including fisheye), TCA, and
vignetting. Moreover, it contains a script that converts LCP files
into Lensfun XML. It merg
