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Hi,
Are there any profiles for the D300 body, particularly:
17-55mm f/2.8 zoom
70-200mm f/2.8 VRII zoom.
I can see the former in the LensProfiles directory fro D90 latter for the D3X.
Thanks
Geoff

Hi,
I'm using the D300 too, with nearly the same lenses.
The original Adobe profiles are selected automatically in LR 3.2.
As camera type, there is displayed "Nikon" only in the lens correction window.
The profile for the 17-55 f/2.8 zoom works very well (the effect is very impressive at first time use). I compared it with an user created (with D300) profile, there are only very small differences between the two profiles. This lens is an DX lens. I assume, the adobe profile is created only for an APS-C sensor of exactly this dimensions.
The profile for the 70-200mm f/2.8 VR (I own the older VR lens, not the VRII) is some kind of problematic. The profile is created for an FX body because it's an FX lens. As mentioned in this forum, that should be no problem - LR is able to scale it automatically for smaller sensors.
I don't know if I make a mistake, but selecting different bodies in the lens correction window isn't possible.
The profile is selected by LR automatically too, but the corrections don't fit for the D300. The edges of the pictures are very bright, when correction is on. That means to me, the correction parameters for vignetting fit to an FX body - I think so do the other parameters.
So at the moment, I don't use lens correction for this lens.
I don't know if it's a general problem of the original "universal FX-DX" adobe lens profiles.
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