Canon Lens Calibration
Can I create my own lens cast calibration with Canon lenses in C5? Currently When I pull up a Canon RAW file the "LCC" dropdown menu is greyed out.
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Sorry, but at this time LCC is just a function of Phase One Digital Backs. 0 -
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Are there any plans to allow LCC for Canon cameras in the near future? If so, do you have an ETA? Would be really beneficial for the many Canonites out there.
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[quote="NN246794UL" wrote:
Are there any plans to allow LCC for Canon cameras in the near future?
Applying something as complex as a Gain File or LCC takes substantial knowledge of the RAW file's structure and the processing that takes place in creating the RAW file from the Analog information. As such, I am inclined to think this is not knowledge Canon will allow us to access and as such it is not a feature we are likely to provide.0 -
Thanks. Does this mean there isn't a feature where I can use an Expo disc to counter tilt/shift lens colour casts? 0 -
ExpoDisks are used to create custom White Balances. The Lens Calibration/LCC/Gain File features in Capture One and Leaf Imaging software are used to neutralize color shifts with Leaf and Phase Digital backs. 0 -
[quote="NN246794UL" wrote:
Thanks. Does this mean there isn't a feature where I can use an Expo disc to counter tilt/shift lens colour casts?
I use Canon TS lenses (17, 24 and 45 mm) on a 5D mkII. I do not experience color casts. What lenses are you using?0 -
I seem to get slight differences when shifting to the edge of the lens with the the old 24mm TS. Having used Imacon backs in the past with an Expodisc this hasn't been a problem and just wandered if I could use a similar technique with the Canon. 0
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