For instance, if I was using a raw image from my nikon camera, I could pick from any of the camera profiles the camera uses, such as Landscape, Standard, Portrait etc or in the case of the phantom, there should be the matching options, such as dlog, True colour or whatever options you can pick from when using the drone. I'm on about the bottom section of the develop module in Lightroom, Camera Calibration or the Camera Calibration tab in Adobe Camera Raw, here you should be able to change the colour profile of the image.
No, I'm not referring to the lens profile/correction, that is working fine. If you did not have a camera profile then you'd have to do this step manually. You'll see that the aberration is removed. Now ask lightroom to use the built-in camera profile. Find some chromatic aberration - usually at bright edges of objects in the photo. Take a photo (RAW/DNG) and zoom in 100% or more using lightroom.
It corrects chromatic aberration and other effects caused by the lens like distortion. The camera profile is for lens correction not colours. I'm trying to work out if I have yet another problem with my phantom, or it's just some kind of DJI quirk with their RAW files that makes them not really RAW. As I understand it, a RAW image when imported should be displayed with either the standard Adobe colour profile or one of the in-built profiles from the manufacturer (DJI) which you can choose - or if it is a jpeg, then obviously whatever is baked in.Īm I doing something wrong/is something wrong with my camera or is this normal? I've also noticed that Photoshop and Lightroom do not seem to recognise the actual embedded camera colour profile in the RAW images from my Phantom, the jpeg version from the camera does not look the same as the RAW imported version in Lightroom.
ADOBE CAMERA RAW D800 UPDATE
Finally, there’s a new Publish plugin that allows you to publish images directly to Adobe’s new Revel mobile app.Īdobe Camera Raw 7.1, Lightroom 4.1 and DNG Converter 7.1 are all available now for download on the Adobe site:Īdobe DNG Converter 7.1 Windows Update >Īdobe DNG Converter 7.Surely I'm not the only person shooting RAW images and editing in Adobe software? Can someone have a look and see if they get any of the camera (colour) profiles as selectable options in the Camera Calibration section of the Develop Module in Lightroom and let me know? Chromatic aberration corrections have also been improved in Lightroom and you can also now save photobook JPEGs from the Lightroom Book module. That’s a big deal since those could potentially be monster files and using Lightroom’s Develop module to make adjustments would be very nice option. Lightroom 4.1 can now handle HDR TIFF images – even 32-bit files. Maybe this means it will be available soon?
The highly anticipated EOS-1D X has been delayed for a couple of months now and I don’t think Canon has ever said why.
Looking through the list of supported cameras I discovered something surprising – the Canon EOS-1D X. The updates support new cameras, including the Nikon D800 and D3200, the Canon EOS 5D Mark III, the Sony NEX-F3, Olympus OM-D E-M5 and the Leica M Monochrom, to name a few. Adobe has released Camera Raw 7.1, Lightroom 4.1 and DNG Converter 7.1 updates.
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