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CuriousMark
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May 30, 2022
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Lens Corrections issue with LRC

  • May 30, 2022
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I am using LRC release 11.3.1 with Camera Raw 14.3. I have imported some astro photos from the camera and switched to the develop module. In the lense corrections under the profile tab I checked remove chromatic aberation adnd enable profile corrections. Setup is Auto. My lense is not available in the Lens profile drop downs. It is a SIGMA 28mm F1.4 DG HSM lense. The adobe support webpage (Supported lenses (adobe.com)) Shows this lense as being available:

                                           

Lens  

 

SIGMA 28mm F1.4 DG HSM A019

 Lens mount

 

Canon, Nikon F, SIGMA, Sony FE

8Minimum Lightroom Classic/Camera Raw/Photoshop version required.

 

3/11.3

 

The drop downs offer very few Sigma lenses, all older, specifically:

dp0 through dp3 quattro, two DCs and three DGs, the DGs are 8mm, 12-24mm and 15mm.

 

I am running this on windows 10 on a 7 year old machine with an old Lightroom 5.7 installation still on it, but I would think that should not matter.  If it does I could blow the old installation away, but want confirmation that it is truly necessary and will fix the issue.

 

Thank you.

Mark

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Correct answer Per Berntsen
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The drop downs offer very few Sigma lenses, all older, specifically:

dp0 through dp3 quattro, two DCs and three DGs, the DGs are 8mm, 12-24mm and 15mm.

 

Sounds like you're shooting jpg.

The vast majority of lens profiles are for raw files only, lens corrections for jpgs are usually applied by the camera.

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Per Berntsen
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Per BerntsenCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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May 31, 2022
quote

The drop downs offer very few Sigma lenses, all older, specifically:

dp0 through dp3 quattro, two DCs and three DGs, the DGs are 8mm, 12-24mm and 15mm.

 

Sounds like you're shooting jpg.

The vast majority of lens profiles are for raw files only, lens corrections for jpgs are usually applied by the camera.

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CuriousMarkAuthor
Participant
May 31, 2022
Thank you for responding, Indeed they are. I thought I had the camera set
to record NEF's only. I must have messed something up in the menus and
missed the change.

Thank you,
Mark
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