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CO 6.2.2 and Canon S95 files

NN107073UL2
Hi, I recently bought a Canon S95 and shot my whole trip to Europe with it... when I try and view the images using CO the browser and viewer distorts the files by adding a "fish eye" appearance to them!

what's going on?

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daniel
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  • Mathieu2
    It could be that jpegs straight from the camera are corrected for distortion by the S95 firmware.
    Other raw converters may be correcting distortion automatically.
    However, I do not think that C1 does it for the S95, but I could be wrong.

    Maybe you could try to shoot in Jpeg+raw a scene with structured lines (brick wall, window...) and check the difference in output.

    Do you have access to distortion correction under the "lens" tool in C1?
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  • NN107073UL2
    thanks for the reply. i shot jpegs and raw but it only seems to affect the raws. yes I can use the distortion correction tool but need a 120% correction to bring it back to a normal appearance.... weird.
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  • Dave241
    [quote="NN107073UL2" wrote:
    thanks for the reply. I shot jpegs and raw but it only seems to affect the raws. yes I can use the distortion correction tool but need a 120% correction to bring it back to a normal appearance.... weird.
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    Interesting, I also recently bought an S95 and have only used it once shooting raw only, I also noticed quite a lot of perspective distortion when processing them in C1, albeit only on the wide side and certainly not a fish eye look, it did however require pushing the distortion correction tool all the way to the right to straighten them.

    I assumed this was caused by the lens?

    Dave...
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  • NN107073UL2
    Hi Dave,
    no not the lens but the the C1 program.... when I view the images in Bridge all is normal....

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  • NN107073UL2
    Hi Dave,
    no not the lens but the the C1 program.... when I view the images in Bridge all are normal.... as shot.

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  • Dave241
    I'm curious, has anybody else noticed this?
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  • Drew Altdo
    Yes, this is a known issue.
    Currently correcting for distortion manually and applying to all of your images (as the distortion remains the same throughout) is the correct workaround. We hope to address this in the future.
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  • Dave241
    [quote="Drew" wrote:
    Yes, this is a known issue.
    Currently correcting for distortion manually and applying to all of your images (as the distortion remains the same throughout) is the correct workaround. We hope to address this in the future.


    Hi Drew, has this been fixed yet?
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  • Dave241
    [quote="Dave241" wrote:
    [quote="Drew" wrote:
    Yes, this is a known issue.
    Currently correcting for distortion manually and applying to all of your images (as the distortion remains the same throughout) is the correct workaround. We hope to address this in the future.


    Hi Drew, has this been fixed yet?


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