Where IS the Lens Correction panel???

On my machine (Mac G5, 2gig, LR1 does not display any "Lens Correction" panel in the develop module. Any help, anyone?
jack

Right click the a panel header on the right side and see if Lens Correction is checked in the list. If not, check it and it will appear.

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Functionality of default, Auto & custom choices in Lens correction panel?

Can anyone explain how to use the choices in the lens correction panel when you choose profile then enable lens corrections? The three choices are default, auto & custom. It seems that if you choose auto it should be doing something but I can't see anything different. I have created 5 lens profile for my Pasnasonic DMC-FZ-50 at 5 different focal lengths and these show up in the panel and are functional. I have looked in the help section and can't find out what these choices mean or how to use them. thanks

Auto will pick the lens based on the lens ID saved into the file when you took the shot, not the focal length, aperture, etc. If it cannot find a lens that matches that lens ID it won't pick anything, even if you have manually saved a lens as the default. As I wrote earlier, you can make any lens the default, but Auto will only use a perfect match for the lens.

Lens Corrections panel missing

My copy of LR 5.3 appears to not have the Lens Correction panel. At least I can not find it anywhere. There are 7 panels showing --
1.Basic
2.Tone Curve
3.HSL
4.Split toning
5.Detail
6.Effects
7.Camera Calibration
Lens Correction does not appear under any of the above panels. How do I find it?

Right click on one of the other headers and a dialog box will pop up and you can select the Lens correction panel. It probably got deselected by accident.

Does the lens correction profile for the Canon 24-70 eliminate all distortion?

The new Camera Raw seems excellent in the Lens Correction...I will be photographing dancers and will have only 9 feet to work with. I would like to use the widest lens I can with lens correction. The question is whether this new program will flatten out the 24mm lens or if I should use the 35.
Roger Minkow

To add to Eric's great explanation, the corrections here are for barrel and pincushion distortion. That can be present in a lens of any focal length.
What isn't corrected is the effect in wide angle lenses where there is spreading of the image of three dimensional objects away from the center of the field. It happens at any distance, not just close up. It is caused by the extreme angle of projection from the back of the lens to the flat film/sensor plane. Think of a straight on photo of a building that has equal size columns across the facade with a wide angle lens. The columns at either end of the image appear wider than the (same width) columns in the middle. Retrofocus design wide angle lenses help a little bit (the rear of the lens is further from the focal plane than in a standard wide angle), but the distortion is usually there.
There is also distortion from being too close to the subject. Focal length doesn't really matter in that, except that longer lenses don't have the field of view to take in the close subject and can't usually focus that close. So we associate this distortion with wide angle lenses. This sort of distortion would be that where a person's nose in the middle of the frame looks very large and there is quick falloff in size to the eyes, ears, background. I think of this as more an issue of perspective, and this is controlled by camera placement, not by focal length or lens design.
Another good page on Paul Van Walree's site is http://toothwalker.org/optics/misconceptions.html
John

Where did my "Lens Correction" go?

I have Windows 7, 64-bit installed. I also have CS5 installed, both the 32-bit and 64-bit. When I use the 32-bit version, the Lens Correction function is under the filters menu, where it should be. When I use the 64-bit CS5 (my preferred version), the Lens Correction is nowhere to be found. Any ideas?

My 64 bit plug-in, as part of Photoshop CS5 which has been updated to 12.0.3, is 3,256,832 bytes and the modification date is December 11, 2010, 3:42:39 AM.
Sounds like yours somehow didn't get updated.
I see that Standard MultiPlugin.8BF and Liquify.8BF in that folder were also updated at about the same time - they're also dated 12/11/2010.
You might want to see if you can run the 12.0.3 update again. I don't know if it can be applied twice.
-Noel

Where is the "stroke options panel" in Photoshop CS6?

Where is the "stroke options panel" in Photoshop CS6? It used to be right above the layers palette in older versions of Photoshop but now it's gone. I'v been trying to find it for an hour and a half and it doesn't seem to be in any of the menus.

If you're looking for the Stroke options of a layer, you can find that by clicking the layer you have a stroke on or wish to have a stroke on, and then clicking the fx icon in the bottom of the layers panel:
And it will open the Stroke options for that layer.
Another option is by clicking Edit at the top menu, and then choosing "Stroke..." (make sure you have a layer selected).
It will then bring up a window with Stroke options on it for that layer:
I hope this helps! Let me know if you need further assistance!

Where is the multiscreen preview panel in Dreamweaver CC?

Where is the multiscreen preview panel in Dreamweaver CC?

Hi Harshit, thats only for Dreamweaver upto CS6. I can't believe it theyve removed if for CC, just had it confirmed by Adobe that its 'not accessible anymore'
Really bad idea in my opinion we work on responsive sites all day and it really helped to quickly get an idea for the integrity of the design on phone, tablet and desktop at the average screen sizes. Now there is no way to see all 3 at the same time. C'mon Adobe what are you doing??????

Nikon D800 Camera not listed in the Lens Correction Filter under camera models in Photoshop CC 2014

I do not see a Nikon D 800 Camera listed in the Lens Correction Filter under camera models. Is there any way to update this ?

The lens distortion corrections are encoded in such a way that they are independent of the body of camera that they were determined with--in other words they are in terms of millimeters not pixels. The only issue is that lens profiles computed on a crop-frame body can't reliably be applied for the same lens on a full-frame body because the lens profile from a crop-frame body won't cover the entire full-frame lens image circle.
So as you're looking for a lens profile just make sure you're using a full-frame one if you have a full-frame or crop-frame camera, and don't try to use a crop-frame one on a full-frame camera. I'd expect Adobe only computes crop-frame profiles for crop-frame lenses, and uses full-frame camera bodies on full frame lenses, so there shouldn't be a problem.

HT201317 where is the iCloud control panel

Where is the iClous conrol panel located?

You can download it here: iCloud Control Panel 2.1.1 for Windows
Once installed you access it from the Start Menu (or Control Panels).
See Set up iCloud...
ivan

EHow do I get the lens corrections for the Nikon AF-S 80-400mm lns installed on my Lightroom 4?

How do I get the lens corrections for the Nikon AF-S 80-400mm lens installed on my Lightroom 4?

Based on the past - probably next version. If not, then the one after that.
PS - That is unofficial info, and may be wrong...

Lens corrections panel is missing from LR4 Beta on righthand side. How do I get it back? Thanks!

My lens corrections panel is missing from LR4 Beta on righthand side. How do I get it back? Windows 7 SP1.
Thanks for any help.
Tillman

Right-click any other panel head(such as Basic panel), you can turn on/off any panel in context menu list

The camera presets for the Lens Correction Filter are gone

Hi! I shoot with a Canon 5D Mk II and Mk III. Sometimes I need to use the Lens Correction filter and have gotten used to seeing the dropdown choices for Canon cameras and associated lenses. Suddenly, they are all gone. Canon isn't even an option. What could have happened to them and how can I get them back. Any advice would be most appreciated. Thanks!

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.
From: Jeff Schewe <[email protected]>
Reply-To: <[email protected]>
Date: Sun, 16 May 2010 23:57:46 -0600
To: Mike Curl <[email protected]>
Subject: Lens Correction filter not working?

The lens correction option in Lightroom 5 is for the Tamron 28-75mm lens, rather than the correct Tamron 18-270mm, even though it's correct in the Library metadata. How can I fix this?

The lens correction option in Lightroom 5 is for the Tamron 28-75mm lens, rather than the correct Tamron 18-270mm, even though it's correct in the Library metadata. How can I fix this?

Are you shooting RAW or JPG or some of both?
When you say it won't let you change it, does that mean there are no lens profiles at all, or no lens profiles that match your lens? If you set Auto or Default you can select any lens you want from the list of manufacturers and profiles and then the Setup says Custom. Of course this lens may not be the correct lens, but saying you cannot change it suggests there are no manufacturers or lenses listed on the dropdowns.
Most lens profiles are for RAW only, so if you shoot a mixture of RAW and JPG then for the JPGs the lens profile may not exist. If you are enabling Lens Profiles and have Auto or Default set and it chooses the wrong one then it may just be choosing the top one in the list for Canon if the specific profile doesn't exist for JPGs.
If you are shooting raw and the profile does exist then you should be able to correct the situation: In the list select the correct profile, then choose Setup: Save New Lens Profile Defaults, and select Default from the Setup instead of Auto and it should pick the correct lens every time. Assuming it does do that, then you can set Enable Lens Profiles = checked and Setup: Default and set those as your new Lightroom Defaults and it should pick the right lens.
If you are shooting JPG then the lens profile may well not exist and there's nothing you can do about that except not shoot JPG. If you feel like it you can hack a raw profile to be a jpg profile and put that hacked copy in the user-lens-profile area and LR will see it.

Anyone know how to reset the lens correction filter? (it's using the wrong scratch disk)

OK, to back up a little, I recently discovered that photoshop was using the wrong drive for it's scratch disk (it wasn't obeying the preferences I'd set). So, I reset the photoshop preferences file (ctrl-alt-shift & open photoshop).
Trouble is, the lens correction filter is still using drive "F:" (my only scratch disks are C, D and I). It access it at a root level and creates some temporary files while the filter is in use.
Does anyone know how I can get photoshop to behave?
Thanks

See my reply to this question in your original thread:
http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=11675339#11675339
Please try to keep all your responses in the thread that you started there. It makes it much easier for the folks who are trying to help you, keep track of what has already been suggested. Thank you.

I use a Canon MPE-65 almost exclusively and can't find a profile for this lens in the LR 5 lens correction panel.

Is Adobe planning to add this lens profile? Or is there a workaround?

I don’t think Adobe can make lens profiles for this specialized macro lens.
Lens profiles correct for geometric distortions and vignetting, and both of these change based on subject distance, aperture, focal length and for this lens, the 1x-5x zoom setting.
Lens profile files consist of a series of corrections for various combination of the above.
For a lens profile to be created the lens has to communicate the subject distance, focal-length, aperture and zoom level to the camera and the camera has to record these in the EXIF data so that Adobe products can read it these parameters and look up the matching correction.
I don’t have this lens, but I am reading that it is a manual lens which can mean that there is no communication of lens settings back to the camera. Is this true, at least for some of the settings? If so, then Adobe cannot match a lens profile with the lens settings and a lens profile would be useless.
If you always shoot your macros with a few combinations of your settings there’s a possibility you could make your own lens profiles and match them up, yourself, based on notes you take at each session.
The Adobe Lens Profile Creator, that is available as a download from Adobe, uses checkerboard patterns. It would be necessary to create very small ones for this lens, if 5x really makes a grain of rice full-frame.
You can read more about it, here, and try to create your own:
http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/digital-negative.html#resources

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