Green Line with LCC application

Jeffrey Totaro

• August 14, 2005 20:17

Hi All:

I've noticed that when I apply a LCC to a file that a green line appears at the top or left edge (short side) of the image. It's still there when the file is processed. I thought initially that it was a nice indictor that you had applied the LCC without having to look at the color tab. The line is about 12 pixels wide. I'm running 3.7.1 on Tiger. It happens on both G5 and powerbook.

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  pmirror

  • August 15, 2005 18:23

  What is LCC, by the way?

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  Jeffrey Totaro

  • August 15, 2005 18:43

  Hi:
  
  LCC is Lens Cast Calibration used mostly on view cameras to remove a color shift caused mostly with wide lenses. It looks like a green to magenta shift and is most obvious across ceilings or skies. It's applied in the color tab of the software.[/quote]

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  Permanently deleted user

  • August 23, 2005 14:07

  Jeffrey-
  
  Have you received any feedback from Phase on this problem? I went back to 3.6 in order to make it go away. I only get it on one of the images I stitch together. Do you get it on both?
  
  Thanks!
  
  ~V~

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  Ulf Liljegren

  • August 23, 2005 14:55

  I would really like to see this, could you make a support case with the RAW file and the LCC Reference RAW file?

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  reupee

  • September 28, 2005 10:06

  If I use an old LCC (created with older version), it works but if I want to create a new LCC, the green line appears.
  
  
  
  I HOPE C1 WILL QUICKLY FIND A SOLUTION TO SOLVE THIS PROBLEM THAT EXISTS FOR MONTHES AND MONTHES.

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