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sanderstols
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May 21, 2019
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Develop mode no Lens Profile for Panasonic camera

  • May 21, 2019
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I try to apply a lens profile for the Panasonic Lumix DMC-LF1 for a set of JPG files in desktop Lightroom Classic — The desktop-focused app ! Classic 8.3. There seem to be many choices for smart phones (Apple, Google, Huawei, etc.) and a few for makes like Canon and Sony, but none for other regular camera makes.

Am I doing something wrong? What should I do to apply a profile or should I not do that at all?

Thanks,  Sander

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Correct answer Sean McCormack

As far as I know, JPEGs from mirrorless (and compact) cameras will have lens corrections embedded in them in creation. The Raw's should have the 'Built In Profile Applied'.

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Participant
November 20, 2019

Sean - Can you tell me what it means for RAWs "Built in profile applied"?  Is that something I change in the camera?  I have the Lumix FZ300 and I'm trying to figure out the Lense Correction for my camera model.  Thanks  Leslie

Sean McCormack
Community Expert
Sean McCormackCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
Community Expert
May 21, 2019

As far as I know, JPEGs from mirrorless (and compact) cameras will have lens corrections embedded in them in creation. The Raw's should have the 'Built In Profile Applied'.

Sean McCormack. Author of 'Essential Development 3'. Magazine Writer. Former Official Fuji X-Photographer.
sanderstols
Participant
May 22, 2019

Jim & Sean, Thank you both. It must be as you say. I will consider the JPG files as suitably corrected as produced by the camera.

Fact remains that Apple seems not to apply any lens correction to its JPG files, nor a bunch of other phone cameras...

Sander

johnrellis
Genius
May 22, 2019

See this Help article for more information about working with lens profiles, including embedded lens profiles: Work with lens profiles in Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom, and Camera Raw

JP Hess
Inspiring
May 21, 2019

Most lens profiles are for raw files. I'm not familiar with that specific camera, but for many of that type of camera lens correction profiles are built into the camera itself. There probably won't be any profiles provided by Adobe.