Nikon 80-200mm f/2.8 Lens

Any idea when BB might have the Nikon 80-200mm f/2.8 lens in again? I noticed it up on the site last week but was sold out online. Thanks!

Hey jburnesz,
This lens was pulled from our product offerings on BestBuy.com because we are currently out of stock of this lens (and have been for a while). As soon as we get more of this lens in stock it should be made available for sale once again on our site.
Thanks for posting,
Allan|Senior Social Media Specialist | Best Buy® Corporate
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Nikon 50/1.4 D create lens profile

Hi
I need to be able to get or create a nikon 50/1.4 D lens profil for Adobe Photoshop CC 2014 (15.1).
Can anybody help me here?
Michael

thanks for fast response!
i dont think the program not recognising the lens setting is the problem because nikon camera allow you to manually put in the setting before shooting (focal length and aperture), so right now ALPC is doing fine putting them into group.
the thing that i am confused is we actually should "separate lcp file for each set so that you could apply them separately" as you said?
am not sure if i understand this correctly but so i should create for example 10 set and use them accordingly?
eg.
use 45 f2.8 at minimum focus profile while i shoot similar to this condition versus another profile which optimise for 45 f11 at infinity?
i thought that we can combine them into one file and not having tons of small file?
(in the manual it says something about appending file but i could not get that to work. is that suppposes to work with zoom lens that has mutiple focal lengths only or it supposes to work with lens with mutiple apertures too?)
so i guess my basic question is:
how to get ALPC to recognise and combine the profile that shot using various aperture and focus distance? will ALPC do it automatically or else?
regards
sept

I want to enter the info specific to my camera and lens into the lens corrections options in P'shop 2014 and L'room 2015 but they're not on the list. (Nikon D-750 with 24-120 lens). How do I fix this?

I recently upgraded from a Nikon D-7000 to a D-750 with the Nikkor 24-120 mm lens but they aren't on the list of options in either P'shop or Lightroom under camera and lens profiles. Since every tutorial I viewed on the 24-120 lens suggested fixing the distortion issues in P'shop, how do I make the choice without those specific products being on the list? (P'shop 2014, L'room 2015)

A few do shoot in JPEG...I definitely do not!
You're welcome!

Nikon 55-300 AF-S VR lens?

When will Best Buy begin selling this new lens?

Hi pdk9nero,
We should have this lens available for purchase soon, and the best I can suggest is to keep your eyes open!
I hope this helps!
Allan|Senior Social Media Specialist | Best Buy® Corporate
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Nikon Lens Warranty

I purchased a Nikon D5000DX DSLR with 18-55 lens camera kit that came with a Nikon AF-S DX VR 55-200MM F/4-5.6G lens, Nikon D-SLR camera bag and Sandisk Ultra 8GB SDHC on 6/22/10 at store # 200 after saving up for it for almost 1 year. I love the camera and lens and have taken many pictures. When I opened the bag today to get the camera, I noticed that the AF-S DX VR 55-200MM F/4-5.6G lens was not connected to the camera as it was when I put it back in the bag the other day. When I tried to mount it, it would not stay. When I looked at the lens I realized that a very small piece of plastic was missing from the lens which has resulted from the lens mounting correctly. I know I have a 1 year warranty from Nikon and need to know what to do next? Do I bring it in to Best Buy (my preference) or do I need to go through Nikon? I would like to get the lens repaired or replaced as soon as possible as I am leaving for a vacation shortly and really would like to have this lens available. As such, I would appreciate a quick response.
Thank you in advance for your prompt assistance in this matter.
Jeff {removed per forum guidelines}.

Hi Jeff,
I'm sure discovering that your lens was broken was upsetting to say the least, and I can completely understand not wanting to be without this lens while on vacation.
As long as the problem with your lens is a defect, and not damage to the lens, the repair of your lens should be covered by your manufacturer's warranty. To arrange for service under your warranty just bring the lens to the Geek Squad® precinct in your local Best Buy® store, and they should be able to send it off to be serviced under the manufacturer's warranty.
You can of course send the lens to Nikon directly, and instructions on how to do this are under the Service and Support tab on their website.
If you have any further questions just ask!
Allan|Senior Social Media Specialist | Best Buy® Corporate
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Nikon 24-70 Lens Pricing

Nikon Nikkor 24-70mm f/2.8G ED AF-S Telephoto Lens for Nikon DX and FX SLR Cameras
Model: 2164 | SKU: 9336284
Capture sharp digital photos from a distance with this telephoto lens that compensates for chromatic aberrations and reduces ghosting and flair for clear, detailed images.
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Hello, I have been looking into purchasing a Nikon 24-70mm f/2.8 lens and was considering the purchase (order online or from the store) from Best Buy. However, the price at Best Buy is $2270 and $1700-$1900 everywhere else and without tax if you purchase from the big NY camera shops.
I understand that BB needs to have some overhead built in because of their corporate structure. A good example is the pricing difference between BB and those same NY online stores for the Nikon 70-200 VR2. Best Buy has it for $2400 and they have it for $2160. Thats about a 10% over price. The 24-70 is about a 25% over price.
Is it possible that the 24-70 Nikon price is a miss print? I'd like to take advantage of the 18 month financing at BB but not at a $470+ penalty.
Thanks!
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Hi
UnChained,
After
reading your initial post I also thought it was a bit strange that we were
selling this lens above MSRP. Because of this I have sent an email to the
appropriate business team here at our corporate headquarters asking them if the
price we have this lens listed at is correct. As soon as I hear back from them
I will post back to this thread.
Thanks for
posting,
Allan|Senior Social Media Specialist | Best Buy® Corporate
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Nikon 10-24 Lens Correction

I just discovered Lightroom's lens correction presets for specific lenses. While many of my Nikon lenses are listed, my latest lens (the Nikon 10-24mm f/3.5-4.5G ED) is not listed. It's one of Nikon's newest lenses.
I'd like to be able to quickly correct distortion in my photos. Does Lightroom add additional lenses over time to their list of presets?
If not, are there 3rd party presets for correction that I could take advantage of?
Thanks!
-David

clvrmnky wrote:
davidelawrence wrote:
If I want to create my own correction profile for the 10-24 in Lightroom, is that a complicated thing to do? It seems like "magic" when I use the provided profiles!
Start here: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/lensprofile_creator/
And read the manual, especially the shooting guide. It's really not all that hard.

Lens Correction For Nikon 24-120

I use this lens as a periodic walk around lens. As it does not show up in LightRoom 3 Lens Correction Develop module, I have to export the nef file into CS5 and open lens crrection there. It still does not show up but if I do a search there within that Lens Correction filter, it is found and I can apply the correction, and then take the .psd file now back to LightRoom 3. Now I have two files. The original .nef file and a psd file, the latter of which only has the lens correction applied to it.
Is there a way to d/l the lens correction profile for this lens and include it in the list already supplied by CS5 and LightRoom3. This really is a pain to correct the shot vis this method and a waste of time. Thanks for your help..
Tunney

My OS is XP. Yes I found the folder you mention but don't see a list of
profiles in there. When you take the file into PS5 and go to Lens
Correction, the profile for that lens is not included. But there is a search
capability there which when hit, searches the web for the profile and brings
up the Nikon profile for that lens. It is probably made by Nikon itself. It
is not marked as a community profile but as a Nikon profile for that lens..
I should send you a jpeg file with that lens and let you go into CS5 and
Lens Correction and do the search at which time you will see what I am
referring to. Unless you have this lens yourself, you would be able tyo do
the same thing.
I don't know if I am making myself clear here. It is not a community profile
that is found in the search in CS5 but is listed as a Nikon profile for the
24-120 lens. I don't use this lens that much but do periodically use it as a
walk around lens.
Tunney
Tunney & Anne Moriarty

Lens profiles for Nikon lenses

Hello,
Does anyone know a site where users have posted lens profiles that they have made for the Nikon lenses which are NOT included in the Photoshop CS 5 software?
I have a Nikon 17-55mm f/2.8 lens that needs correction when shooting at or near 17mm - and I hate to have to make my own profile if someone has already done it. I have used the profile supplied by Adobe for my Nikon 10.5mm fisheye lens - and it is spectacular!
Is there a master site where users have posted lens profiles for Nikon lenses?
Dick

Not yet, Dick. But please stay tuned ... there's something cookin' ...

Lens Profile changes in ACR 6.2 update

Before the update, I had perfectly aligned masks for hundreds of images using the Nikon 18-200mm lens. However, when I now open their Smart Objects, make and change and close, a new distortion correction is being applied, ie. the masks are not longer aligned. This is a major headache and it's not clear how I might go back to the original lens profile. Even if it is worse, I am already invested in it with the masks. Pushing out this change without due notice or way to ensure backward compatibility is a major shortfall. I would be interested to hear how Adobe recommends I proceed? Revert to ACR 6.1 and miss out on all future updates? I highly recommend building legacy profiles into future updates.

What ACR adjustments do you need to do to the image that can only be done in RAW format and cannot be done when ACR is editing a TIF after your initial ACR-conversion? It seems as though you may need to modify your workflow to convert to TIF, and then re-edit that TIF with ACR and use that as the smart object on which to apply your masks. TIFs only have relative WB adjustments, not absolute like RAW files, but if the WB is close you probably don't have to tweak things too much, although you'd want to be careful to create your initial set of TIFs with the same initial WB so you could tweak groups of images similarly with the same relative adjustments.
For Adobe to accommodate what you're wanting they'd need to have the ACR version number where a profile came from as part of its name so ACR can match the specific profile used with old images. I think Adobe messed up when they didn't do this, initially, but perhaps they feel it is still a beta period and don't want too many versions of each profile cluttering things until things have settled down.
You asked, earlier, how to get the old profiles back.
On my Windows Vista/Win7 computers the Adobe-supplied lens profiles for Nikon are duplicated in two different places:
C:\ProgramData\Adobe\CameraRaw\LensProfiles\1.0\Nikon
C:\Users\All Users\Adobe\CameraRaw\LensProfiles\1.0\Nikon
I think additional users-supplied profiles would go to the following place, although I'm not sure because I don't have any user-created lens profiles:
C:\Users\-your-user-name-\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\CameraRaw\LensProfiles\1.0\Nikon
The way to get your old profiles back would be:
Find the current Adobe-supplied profiles on your computer and remove them.
Download and install the ACR 6.1 update.
Find the profiles installed with that in the same places you removed the other ones from and save all these 6.1 profiles somewhere else.
Download and install the ACR 6.2 update.
It may be sufficient to copy the old 6.1 version of the profiles for the lenses you use into your user-profile-specific location and those would override whatever Adobe-supplied profiles there are, but I doubt it.
And if not, then what you'd want to do is edit the XML in the LCP files for ACR 6.1 for your lenses that you have already put into your user-profile-specific location and change the name to have the ACR version in it, so when you run LR or ACR, you know which ones are your old profiles and which are the current ones that Adobe has supplied.
The remaining task is to re-assign this relabeled ACR-6.1-specific profile to your underlying images that have smart-objects in them to be able to use your masks with the old correction in place.
Going forward it might be wise to also copy and relabel each profile for your lenses that have been updated...you may have to test things yourself to see if there are any differences.

Lens profile not recognized by LR 5.3

At work, on a Windows 7 laptop, I used the Adobe Lens Profile Creator utility to make an LCP file for a Nikon 1 6.7-13mm zoom lens. After submitting that LCP file to adobe via email, I copied it to my Dropbox. At home, on my Mac OS X 10.8.5, I copied the LCP file from the Dropbox to:
\Library\Application Support\Adobe\Camera Raw\Lens Profiles\1.0\
Then I launched LR 5.3, navigated to a raw (NEF) image shot with this lens, and attempted to apply the lens correction in the Develop pane. Although the Library correctly shows the meta data for the lens and camera, the Lens Correction section in Develop does not even list that lenses LCP file in the drop down menu. Instead, LR attempts to apply a different lens profile which does not match the focal length of the zoom. I'm wondering if the LCP file that I created will only work on a Windows PC since that is where it was created? What other explanation could there be for this problem? Thanks for any advice...

Update - I stayed up late last night and re-ran the lens profile creator at home on my Mac OS X 10.8.5. Placed that LCP file in the directory I originally mentioned above (I overwrote the earlier LCP file created on a Windows machine), launched LR 5.3, and LR successfully matched the new profile with my lens.
Lesson learned - an LCP file created on Windows OS cannot be used on a Mac, and I assume, vice versa. In retrospect, this shouldn't be a surprise (but some other file formats appear to work on either). I wonder if Adobe translates user submitted LCP files from one platform to the other, so that downloads are offered to the community equally on either platform...

Lens correction settings in LR3

Hi guys! I have downloaded LR3 yesterday and played with trial version for a few hours now. Looks like a very welcome upgrade over the 2.x version. However I cannot fully appreciate the way lens corrections module is supposed to work.
I am a nikon user with 28-75 Tamron lens. After setting "custom" lens correction profile and choosing Tamron as lens manufacturer, LR3 accurately suggests my lens model and assigns an existing adobe profile. So far so good. But there is one thing that keeps me from feeling all happy and excited about this new feature: Lightroom would not allow to save different default settings for various focal lengths. For instance, the named above 28-75/2.8 tamron lens has somewhat considerate barrel type distortion at 28mm, and at the same time at its maximum of 75mm geometry distortions are almost non-existent. So while I am happy with how LR3 handles the wide angle distortions, it makes things a lot worse with telephoto range when I apply default lens corrections.
Hence the question: can I somehow make settings in lens corretions module specific to the focal length used? Of course, I would like LR to do that for me, but since it cannot, is there any walkaround? Tweaking settings for each shot is time consuming, and I see no reason not to make this process a little bit more automated.

Adani2, I have encounter similar problems with the same lens on my Canon 1D Mark III (a 1.3x crop camera).
The quick answer to your question is no. There is no setting in Lightroom that allows for correction at a specific focal length, apparently the software is suppose to automatically determine that. I use to have a D80 with the Tamron 28-75 before I switched to Canon. So I decided to process a few shots with LR3 to see if your problem was the same as what I encountered on my 1D3.
I used LR3's lens correction on three pictures, each a different focal length (28, 40, and 75). At the extreme ends, I found 28 and 75 to not vary much from the same image corrected with PTLens (the current progam I use to correct lens distortions). However, at 40 I ran into the same cropping and over correction problem I did with my Canon 1D (albiet it is much worse on the 1D than the D80). It is discussed more in depth here: (http://forums.adobe.com/thread/656057?tstart=30). Below is a picture taken at 40mm (f2.8) with the Tamron 28-75 on my old Nikon D80 with the "corrected" image overlayed on top (opacity 50%):
Before auto aligning of layers in Photoshop:
After auto aligning of layers in Photoshop:
Interestingly, the difference between PTlens and the original image for the above shot is virtually zero which is consistant with reviews about this lens (http://www.photozone.de/nikon--nikkor-aps-c-lens-tests/291-tamron-af-28-75mm-f28-sp-xr-di- ld-aspherical-if-nikon-lab-test-report--review?start=1). Why LR3 believes there is distortion when there isn't any is rather perplexing.
My suggestion, for this lens on a crop body, would be to not bother making any lens corrections except for critical pictures (e.g. architecture) taken around 28mm. The distortions for this lens are, for all practical purposes, negligible on cropped camera bodies.

Vignette Correction + Lens Correction in Camera Raw / Lightroom

Ok i merge 2 requests for both camera raw and lighroom...
-> Vignette Specific Correction: Using preset for Lenses like Canon DPP Does for Peripherical Illuminance Correction, the vignette tool in lighroom is good but can't adapt to a variable vignette profile of each lens...
+ Ability to user to add them using a png 24 bit or similiar for Lenses not present on the DB (think using old lens, with adaptors, old zeiss without automatic controls that obviously will be not profiled by Canon, Nikon, Sony.. for their bodies)
-> Lens Correction based on Preset... + exif reading like in photoshop cs5 + manual adjustments
thank you

So you use Photomatix to create a 32-bit HDR file and then tone that 32-bit file in ACR? Are the Photomatix 32-bit files that much different than the PS-CC 32-bit files? The Photomatix 32-to-16-bit conversion is quite a bit different and perhaps preferable, but I didn’t realize the 32-bit result file is also that much different. It’s been a while since I’ve tried 32-bit HDRs and even longer since I’ve tried them in Photomatix so things may have changed or I’ve forgotten.
If you are using Photomatix, then you are not using an Adobe raw conversion at all, so Adobe settings and raw lens profiles are not seen and used at the initial raw-conversion stage in Photomatix.
The choices would seem to be that you can use Adobe products to create 16-bit TIFs as an input to Photomatix, or hack an Adobe raw lens profile to be used with non-raw files in ACR, or do your lens profile corrections after you’ve saved your 32-bit HDR image back as a 16-bit one and use the lens corrections area in Photoshop if that is still possible, nowadays.

Lightroom 5 and Lens Correction-issue

Hi, sometimes in LR4 I used the lens correction. Most pictures nowadays I take with an old NIkon 24-85:2.8-4 lens. When I tick lens correction and choose as manufacturer Nikon it automatically gave me the Nikon 24-85:3.5-4.5 (as the 2.8-4-version is not present), but usable. In LR5 it always gives me a Nikon Coolpix-lens and I have to manually change it. Quite annoying.

LR has not automatically assigned that lens profile, since it does not exactly correspond.
But it's no biggie...after manually selecting a particular lens profile, you can set that as a user default to be used in future (for any other pictures that report the same lens data as the current active image does).
It's an option in the drop-down menu within the lens profile panel.
Your LR default settings or import preset affecting these future imported images, will just need to ensure that Profile is active, and that the selection of profile is set to Default (instead of Manual) within this same drop-down menu.
Hereafter, LR will adopt whatever profile is the factory default or (as an override) is the user selected default, or (failing both) no profile at all, for each image imported.

Error in lens metadata

My Canon EF-S 15-85mm is being reported as a Canon EF 70-300 DO in Aperture 3.0.2
Has anyone else come across this type of error before and this one specifically? Is there a fix?
Thanks in advance.

Hi The Aardvark;
My camera is a Nikon D300 which started reporting my lens incorrectly. So I sent the camera in for repair. It turns out a logic board in had crapped out.
Allan

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