Lens Correction Information

The lightroom lens correction information for my Canon 100-400L and 15-85 has disappeared. It was there last week, now its gone. Only changes I have made is I adjusted the micro focusing adjustments to the focal plane in the 7D camera on both of them. Since then, both lenses information in lightroom has disappeared even though the correct info shows iin lightroom on my screen in the file info displayed. Any help would be appreciated.

Always RAW. I never work with jpegs for the most part. I can pull up RAW files from a few days ago off of the same CF card/camera and they work and show all info. All files generated since then will not show any options to pick Canon and there are only a few lenses available, maybe 10-15 or so. You can click on "Auto" and then click on Canon and scroll the lists and neither the 100-400L or the 15-85 show as an option on the latest RAW files I view, but the do show on RAW files prior to a few days ago. Also, I have viewed metadata and it shows Canon 100-400L in lightroom.

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Lens Corrections not automatically populating information

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What you’re seeing is normal. Most lens profiles from Adobe are for RAW files only. Many cameras do their own corrections, nowadays, so Adobe cannot assume the raw profile would work for JPGs from the camera as a general case. For example with my new Canon 7D Mark II, which I'm awaiting raw support for at all, I can select vignetting, chromatic-aberration and geometric distortion correction as separate items on the menu to be used for producing camera JPGs. Adobe doesn't attempt to interpret such proprietary information and apply the appropriate correction for corrections I haven't already asked the camera to do, they just don't supply a lens profile at all for JPGs. The kit lenses for some cameras seem to be the exception to this, as well as a few other lenses, which I'm not sure why they've supplied profiles for. You can also download profiles others have created, themselves, using the Adobe Lens Profile Downloader which you can find on the adobe.com site.
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LR 4.3 lens corrections issue (bug?)

Hello,
I'm having trouble with LR 4.3 lens corrections panel, that I didn't have with LR 4.2.
I'm running LR 64bit on Windows 7 Ultimate. Camera is Pentax K5.
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No, that's not it either. Lens Corrections appears in the right panel, between "Detail" and "Effects".
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This is frustrating, and it will be more so if it turns out that I did something silly!!
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Lens (Tamron 18-270) not available in Lens correction menu

Hi all,
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Best regards,
Mick

There are 5 18-270 Tamron lenses listed if you set the Make to Tamron and scroll up in the list to the top using the arrow at the top left of the list.
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Do I need to use lens correction in lightroom 5 if I have it enabled in camera ?

Do I need to use lens correction in Lightroom 5 develop module it I have it enabled in camera ? (Canon 5D3)

Thanks very much John, I noticed when I applied it in LR5 it made a difference, but I guess what I was asking was it being applied twice, and as I shoot in raw you have answered my question, thank you so much.
Phil.
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Subject: Do I need to use lens correction in lightroom 5 if I have it enabled in camera ?
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Lens correction filter doest work after hardware change

Hello,
Since I reinstalled my computer from scratch after a hardware change (went from AMD GPU to an NVIDIA GPU) lens correction filter doesn't work anymore.
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How can I activate the option "lens corrections" in the Develop-mode?

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In the Develop Mode I have every option exept "lens corrections" - where is it hidden? (see picture - sorry it's in German)
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How can I activate the option "lens corrections" in the Develop-mode?
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Incorrect Canon Lens Identification in Lens Correction.

All,
Reported, but wanted to repeat here to see if anyone else has similar issues. EXIF in Library correctly picks up Canon 70-200 + Canon 1.4 TC. The Lens Correction module in Develop defaulted to a Canon EF-S 18 - 200 F/3.5 - 5.6.
Jay S.

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Jay
Even if you have created profiles for a lens and the lens + TC it still will not pick out the TC version. Been there, done that, and confirmed by adobe Simon Saith in the lens profile creator forum.
Rory
Rory,
See my reply above. That image has EXIF with the lens in it. Why not use that as the mechanism vs. some calculated assumption? I haven't spoken with Simon, but would just seem more logical as a back up if there was any doubt.
Jay S.
Hey, I agree. I pointed out the same thing to Simon.
Well, I put it into the system as a bug. I don't know what the difference in cycles it is. It seems in both cases you have to have some EXIF information associated with the image. I don't know Simon, does he come on to the forum?
Thanks.
Jay S.

BUG (?): CA correction off after reenabling lens corrections

I would like to inform all about an (in my view) incorrect behaviour of LR:
In order to speed up my workflow i disable detail and lens corrections for all images immediately after the import (select all, auto sync is on, turn off detail and lens corrections). With this panels turned off I can do basic operations like cropping etc much, much quickier. I shoot badminton sport and have to process hundreds of images.
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I disable and reenable the panels "Lens Corrections" and "Details" with the switch on the upper left. The tooltip says "Turn off lens corrections".
You can test it with the following steps:
1) Be shure that the panel "Lens Corrections" is enabled and "Enable Profile Corrections" and "Remove Chromatic Aberration" are active for all images.
2) Select 2 or more images and (with "AutoSync" on!) disable the panel "Lens Corrections" (see above).
3) Enable the panel "Lens Corrections" and check the "Remove Chromatic Aberration" option: it is on for the first image, but OFF (!!!) for the second one (and all others if you have selected more).
"Remove Chromatic Aberration" should not be turned off for the other images. Reenabling this panel should just reactivate all previous settings (or the default settings)!!!
FYI: All my default ISO specific camera and lens settings have this options on. Clicking "Reset" activates all this options. So why it gets off disabling and reenabling this panel? I consider this to be a bug.

Sony FE 28-70mm in camera + Lightroom lens correction = double correction or overcorrection?

Hello,
I have a Sony A7 with Sony FE 28-70mm kit lens. On the Sony A7, if i select "Shading Compensation" in the camera menu, the camera corrects vignetting in the saved raw file. I have experimented by taking two raw photos, with in camera Shading Compensation turned on and off. I then imported the photos into Lightroom. I then tried turning lens compensation (vignetting) on and off in Lightroom. This confuses me. In the first image (In camera ON and Lightroom correction ON) it looks like vignetting is completely gone. With in camera ON and Lightroom lens correction OFF, there is still clearly remaining vignetting. With in camera OFF and Lightroom ON there is also clearly remaining vignetting
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"Shading Compensation" is probably saved as metadata tag in the raw file but the raw file data is not corrected. This metadata is probably used in the included Sony software to automatically correct the raw for "Shading Compensation" but Lightroom probably does NOT use this data. You will hopefully get a reply from a Sony user.

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Can Photoshop CS6 (Windows 8) make lens corrections for the Canon PowerShot SX50 HS camera?
My version of CS6 (64bit) is Photoshop: 13.0.1 x64 and CameraRaw plug-in is 7.3.0.71. There is a file
"Canon PowerShot SX50 HS AdobeStandard.dcp" size 118KB in the folder
c:\Program Data\Adobe\CameraRaw\CameraProfiles\AdobeStandard.
However when I open a Cameras Raw file (*.CR2 for Canon) in Camera Raw and go to the Lens Corrections window with (under Lens Profile) Make = Canon I cannot find my camera in the drop-down list for Model. The list has 30 items ending with Canon PowerShot S100.
I have tried removing Photoshop, re-installing it and installing the updates, but this has made no change. I have been using Photoshop under Windows 8 since early in October 2012, and everthing else seems to be operating correctly.
Pip Hamilton

The camera has built-in lens corrections, and Adobe already replicates these. You cannot turn them off, so there is no selection to be made.
Here is what an SX50 HS raw pixel data really looks like using a raw converter that doesn't do lens corrections. Notice the significant barrel distortion and the lens tube clearly visible in the corners:
Here is what the same raw file looks like in the Adobe Camera Raw plug-in for Photoshop, which has a way to tell you it is using a built-in profile, even when there is no external lens profile selected:
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Lens Correction filter not working?

I upgraded to CS5 specifically to use the auto lens correction feature (primarily for barrel and pincushion distortion on my Canon zoom lenses). Now I find that:
Even though the camera back (5D Mark II) and lens information is included with an image, the lens correction filter requires me to manually select the back and lens.
Several of my lenses are not even included in the data base, even though they're very popular lenses (e.g., EF16-35mm 2.8 L USM II and EF 70-300mm DO IS USM). I realize the data base is to be enlarged, but these seem like inexplicable omissions. (And I have no desire or time to create my own profiles.)
The PDF instruction manual for CS5 offers no help, and I don't see this issue addressed in the forums. I'm hoping someone will be able to advise me on how to make this function work.

Jeff,
   Thanks for the quick answer, but I still think the menu is misleading.
   If the body choices were in the format of "full frame, 1.3 crop, 1.6
crop, etc.", it would be clear that the specific model didn't matter.
However, this would create its own problems since many people wouldn't
understand the concept of the crop factor for their camera.
   The fact that the 5D Mark II exists in the pull-down menu as a discrete
choice in addition to the 1Ds Mark III implies that there is a difference
between the two. Even if there is no functional difference in this context,
it would avoid confusion if the actual body from the EXIF information could
always be the default selection.
   Thanks.
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Subject: Lens Correction filter not working?

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