Full Adobe lens profiles 14-54/11-22/25 f/2.8

[olddigiman]

Here's a full profile containing corrections at the marked zoom settings on the lens barrel, at full aperture, stopped down two stops, and stopped down four stops.

http://www.nolonemo.com/files/14-54_Mk_I_Profile.zip

EDIT: Is now on the Adobe server, will download automatically using the "search online" function in CS5 lens filter, once downloaded to CS5 will show up in ACR.

[Timskis6]

Awesome. Did you create them?

And for those who don't know how to install it, Page 19:
http://download.macromedia.com/pub/l..._userguide.pdf

[mronen]

Thanks ODM!

I see you marked it 'RAW'. Can it be used in Photoshop Lens Corrections filter, on non-RAW files? Your previous attempt was very good in ACR, but created severe overcorrection in the filter.

Moshe

[olddigiman]

Thanks ODM!

I see you marked it 'RAW'. Can it be used in Photoshop Lens Corrections filter, on non-RAW files? Your previous attempt was very good in ACR, but created severe overcorrection in the filter.

Moshe

Created from ORFs; not tested with JPEG. It will overcorrect files from any camera that applies in-camera correction to JPEGs, for example any of the m4/3 bodies.

[olddigiman]

Here's the full version (calibrated at zoom markings on lens, each wide open, down 2 stops, down 4 stops). It will probably show up on Adobe's servers in a couple of days.

I haven't checked the profile out extensively, let me know if you see any problems with it.

http://www.nolonemo.com/files/11-22-raw.zip

[kenfry13]

that's awesome n very useful

[mronen]

Hi,
Here is a beta version of a profile for the 25mm pancake lens, on an E-3. This is just a first trial and I'll appreciate comments, before I put more work into it.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7340355/E-3%...%20-%20RAW.lcp

It is based on one set (9 images), taken at f:2.8, object distance approx 1m.

I tested it on an image taken at f:5.6, at a longer distance, and it seems to do quite well.
Moshe

[BobT]

I assume you are talking about Adobe lens profiles. Good stuff! I hope Tony is collecting a library of these. I'm thinking of doing a a few myself.

[olddigiman]

Thanks Moshe,

BTW according to Eric Chan (one of the developers), a single aperture profile should correct for distortion and CA well at all apertures, the thing that will not work well is vignetting (i.e., a f2.8 profile will probably overcorrect for vignetting on a shot taken at f5.6). Of course, in that case you can turn off vignetting correction in ACR/PS/LR.

[misterb]

Here's a full profile containing corrections at the marked zoom settings on the lens barrel, at full aperture, stopped down two stops, and stopped down four stops.

http://www.nolonemo.com/files/14-54_Mk_I_Profile.zip

EDIT: Is now on the Adobe server, will download automatically using the "search online" function in CS5 lens filter, once downloaded to CS5 will show up in ACR.

How do you install this file into LR3 and CS5??

[Godfrey]

How do you install this file into LR3 and CS5??

You install the ".LCP" file into the appropriate Camera Raw support folder and then start Lightroom or Camera Raw (via Bridge or Photoshop). On Mac OS X this is the directory path:

~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CameraRaw/LensProfiles

I'm sure there is a similar directory path on Windows systems.

[olddigiman]

How do you install this file into LR3 and CS5??

I believe they go here: C:\Documents and Settings\USER NAME\Application Data\Adobe\CameraRaw\LensProfiles\1.0

I created an Olympus folder for them

[olddigiman]

Here's a profile for the 50mm macro, made on the E-5, for the totally anal.

[mronen]

I've been waiting for it!

Thanks, but couldn't find the link.

Moshe

[olddigiman]

I've been waiting for it!

Thanks, but couldn't find the link.

Moshe

DOH! forgot the link, but is now available on the Adobe server also. Anyway, link is http://www.nolonemo.com/files/50mm%20profile.zip

[olddigiman]

[Edit]

I removed the link to the E-5 14-54mm MkI profile, it had some bugs and overcorrects lens distortion. The profile created with the E-30 works better.