Lightroom Lens Correction

[wat17]

Is using the same Lens Correction as the Inspire camera fine in Lightroom?Seems to do a good job.

 

[bbfpv]

yep. same camera.

 

[iahphantom]

when I use the lightroom lens correction it appears to concave the image.

 

[MikeON]

In Adobe Bridge, the Exif data calls the camera FC300S, but when I open the image in Camera Raw, it brings up the profile for INSPIRE 1 FC350.

 

[DrChris]

I like the lens correction for the Inspire 1 in Lightroom. At first it looks concave but I think really it's just seeing the correction happen gives it that effect. When I look back at those images, they really look nice and even without significant distortion.

Chris

 

[JayB]

I was amazed at how obvious the lens correction is as it does it, especially when I look at the before picture and it looks fine and after it still looks fine.....

 

[wat17]

Yeah have seen a couple of examples where the lens correction works quite well. Will use it all of the time now.

 

[iahphantom]

I like the lens correction for the Inspire 1 in Lightroom. At first it looks concave but I think really it's just seeing the correction happen gives it that effect. When I look back at those images, they really look nice and even without significant distortion.

Chris

I'll give it another shot.

 

[loganboyd]

I have it auto applied on import in Lightroom for pics coming from my P3

 

[ctp]

In Adobe Bridge, the Exif data calls the camera FC300S, but when I open the image in Camera Raw, it brings up the profile for INSPIRE 1 FC350.

The P3A camera is the FC300S, the P3P camera is the FC300X.