Lens Corrections not automatically populating information

In "lens corrections" when I enable profile corrections it does not automatically populate the make, model and profile from the metadata and I need to select the lens make manually before it will select model and profile and apply any changes. How do I fix this?

After selecting your lens and model information in the Profile Panel, change the Setup pulldown (immediately below the Check Box line) to say Save New Lens Profile Defaults. From now on, that lens should populate correctly. You may have to do it again for other lenses/cameras.

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While I like how LR corrects lens distortion of my Fujifilm X10 automatically I do not like that it leaves me with no control whatsoever over the process. Compared to out-of-camera JPGs the LR corrections are more correct (no horizontal compression), but also cut away more information from the borders.
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http://www.dpreview.com/galleries/3262748529/albums/x10-lens-correction

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Hello all,
I have been using LR3 for a little while and I was excited when the 3.3 update added lens profile support for my last unsupported lens--the newer Tamron 70-300 VC USD. Now, I don't shoot with that lens too much, so I do not have a great number of images since that update, but I SEEM to remember that I tested out a few images and LR3 was correctly choosing lens profile for the 70-300. However, I shot some more images this evening and its not choosing that profile anymore automatically.
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F1Fan2010 wrote:
Please excuse me for beating a dead horse, but I just want to make sure that I understand. If I manually select the correct profile and then save as default, LR3 will associate all new photos with that correction profile automatically? i.e., I wont have to manually select that profile when I load in new pictures? Is that just working by manually telling LR to associate that profile with this particular *likely faulty or messy* EXIF data set?
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Fully automatic lens profile selection can only be activated by including a Develop Preset when importing. Fortunately, you need only create one prset a Lr will automatically select the correct profile.

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There is many develop functions which can be pre-set in LR preferences. One of the mostly used functions is the lens correction (at least for me). I use it for every picture. But, this function can not be automatically activated via settings presets. When you have proceed 100+ more RAW pictures in short time, it is very boring to set it manually for every picture separatelly.
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Lens Correction not happening in RAW with PSE 10

My Camera is in the list a FinePix HS10, I have done all the updates that are available.
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When I shoot a raw+jpg of an item with straight lines (edges of a painting) the JPG version has the lens distortion corrected, however the raw does not and shows curves where there should be straight lines. When I go to Camera Calibration screen it shows Process 2010 (current) and Camera profile shows Adobe Standard. There are no additional Camera Profiles listed.
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Elements using the Camera Raw plug-in doesn’t allow for lens-corrections. Since you’ve posted your question in the Elements forum, is that what you’re using? The much more expensive regular Photoshop hosting the camera-raw plug-in and the less-expensive Lightroom do allow selecting lens profile corrections.
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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.
There is only one Tamron lens listed, not an 18-270, if you have a non-raw file selected.
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DNG Conversion Of Sony ARW Not Carrying Over In Camera Lens Corrections

One of the great features of the Sony NEX-7 is that the NEX-7 makes automatic lens corrections for vignetting, chromatic aberration and distortion problems. These corrections are written to the file and the preview. However, when converting these images from ARW to DNG the correction data seems to be lost, and the images revert to their uncorrected state. This requires all images to then be re corrected with the Adobe lens profiles, which is both tedious, an extra step, and also seems to produce results that are somewhat less optimal than the original corrections made by the camera.
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A Tonal wrote:
This is one of those confusing issues where the way Sony describes the feature makes it sound as though it's part of the ARW format, and the way Adobe describe ACR and DNG makes it sound like this would be one of those manufacturer specific details that DNG is supposed to convert into a the Adobe format.
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A Tonal wrote:
There are so many features on cameras that are only supported with JPG output that it almost makes it not wroth bothering with RAW, as by the time you get to the end of the process, with all the extra steps and work involved in handling RAW, you pretty much wind up with something that looks like a JPG anyway, and you had to give up using some of the camera's features to use RAW.
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Google "Why should I shot Raw?" and you will find lots of good webpages.
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CanadianPhotographer wrote:
My assumption that I should be able to find the lens within Lightroom came from the release notes at
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