using dxo lens correction with lightroom
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mathjak107
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i am still waiting to hear back from dxo as far as the lens profiles built ito the lenses being applied 2x …i hope they give an answer as detailed as the above
mathjak107
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after going back and forth with dxo on this i finally have a work flow down .
so , i import the files in to lightroom from the card .
if the lightroom lens correction box is active and shows your lens and auto correction in the box , turn it off and then export to dxo . you may not have to ev n turn it off since dxo doesn’t see most effects applied in lightroom but i haven’t confirmed that myself yet as far as lens correction goes.
if it’s one of the nikon lenses with mandatory lens correction built in then your lens correction box isn’t active in lightroom and you cannot turn it off .
same is true when exporting to dxo . the lens is controlling the correction and it is what it is . however dxo will attempt to fine tune those settings if their testing shows a better job can be done
so , i import the files in to lightroom from the card .
if the lightroom lens correction box is active and shows your lens and auto correction in the box , turn it off and then export to dxo . you may not have to ev n turn it off since dxo doesn’t see most effects applied in lightroom but i haven’t confirmed that myself yet as far as lens correction goes.
if it’s one of the nikon lenses with mandatory lens correction built in then your lens correction box isn’t active in lightroom and you cannot turn it off .
same is true when exporting to dxo . the lens is controlling the correction and it is what it is . however dxo will attempt to fine tune those settings if their testing shows a better job can be done
For portraits, When using DxO lens softening correction set to Soft, is still rendering the eye lashes too sharp in a unnatural way. I will do more testing though.
It also sometimes renders the entire image brighter than Adobe.
Basically, so far I use it for NR because it’s faster from Adobe’s NR.
It also sometimes renders the entire image brighter than Adobe.
Basically, so far I use it for NR because it’s faster from Adobe’s NR.