Lens Correction

NN892631

• February 17, 2009 21:11

I would like more information on the "Lens Correction" tool and specifically how it differs from CS3 or CS4's version of the same feature. Also I am using a Hasselblad H series 35mm lens which I understand that C1 does not have the preset for that particular lens, does that make a huge difference? In a nutshell I'm attempting to try to figure out the quickest and most effective way to remove lens distortion.

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  deejjjaaaa

  • February 17, 2009 23:36

  [quote="Warre" wrote:
  I would like more information on the "Lens Correction" tool and specifically how it differs from CS3 or CS4's version of the same feature. Also I am using a Hasselblad H series 35mm lens which I understand that C1 does not have the preset for that particular lens, does that make a huge difference? In a nutshell I'm attempting to try to figure out the quickest and most effective way to remove lens distortion.

  
  
  if you need just a geometry correction and it is not supported by C1 - you can do a series of test shots and send those
  to PTLens ( http://epaperpress.com/ptlens - check "calibration" section on the web page) author and he will add that support
  there... it is a cheap ($25 and you get a life time upgrades) plug-in that works w/ Photoshop that you have I guess.
  
  Or may be it is already supported ("...Hasselblad H series 35mm lens...")- as of today PTLens supports the following big sensor irons/lenses:
  
  Large Format Cameras
  
  Rolleiflex 2.8E + 80mm Schneider Xenotar
  
  Phase One P 65+
  Phase One P 45+
  Phase One P 30+
  Phase One P 25+
  Phase One P 21+
  Phase One P 20+
  Rodenstock 28 mm f/4.5 Apo-Sironar digital HR
  Rodenstock 35 mm f/4 Apo-Sironar digital HR
  Hasselblad 35mm f/3.5 HC
  
  Leaf Aptus 75
  HR Digaron-S 23mm f/5.6 (unshifted)
  HR Digaron-S 23mm f/5.6 (.72:20x14:59x111)

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