Additional lens & camera support

Michael Iannantuoni

• 2015年10月05日 09:15

Apologies if this is not the correct place for this request but could I please request the following be added to the list of supported lenses/cameras in C1.
1) Canon S95 - its lens is not the same as that on the S100/110 or the S120
2) Canon 70-300mm f/4-5.6L IS USM
Thanks

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  Jim_DK

  • 2015年10月05日 14:38

  For feature requests, please make an official support ticket so it is logged:
  
  http://support.phaseone.com

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  SFA

  • 2015年10月05日 15:45

  FWIW I have an S90 which, as I recall, is the same lens system as used by the S95.
  
  They are both old camera now and much as I liked and still like the results the S90 produces I would find it extremely difficult to put forward a justification for seeking specially refined lens corrections.
  
  When a feel corrections are required - at the wide end - I use the S100 profile and that seems to work pretty well. The only major difference I can see between that and the out of camera jpg is a slight variation on the amount of default cropping applied by Capture One compared to Canon's default in camera. I think Canon goes for maximum size whereas C1 seems to crop a little more to avoid some edge distortion that Canon tolerate. There's really not much in it. The C1 crop can be adjusted to suit if required.
  
  Phase like to test with new or nearly new equipment in order to (hopefully) eliminate any problems caused by wear and tear or mishandling. There are plenty of not expensive S90s for sale (So presumably 95 s too) on eBay. FInding a new one might be a little more difficult?
  
  Whether the in-camera adjustments are available to C1 I have no idea
  
  
  Just my thoughts for what they are worth.
  
  
  Grant

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  Michael Iannantuoni

  • 2015年10月05日 16:47

  I have made an official support ticket for this as requested.

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  Michael Iannantuoni

  • 2015年10月05日 16:57

  Thanks for your comments Grant, I have used the S100/110 setting with reasonable results but find that additional adjustment is necessary at the wide end of the zoom.

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