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Is it possible to provide a sample of the original raw file and the exported tiff/jpeg file?
Are you referring to physical distortion corrections or other corrections, be specific?
Do you see a message like the screen capture, do you make any additional changes?
Original RAW File
Edited JPG File (Lens Correction Disabled)
Edited JPG File (Lens Correction Enabled). As you can see, identical to Image 2.
No message pops up, and I make no additional changes in the 'Optics' category besides checking/unchecking the Enable Lens Corrections box. My goal is to remove the darkened corners from the image, which happens successfully with Lens Corrections enabled. It just fails to export with the changes.
See the screen capture. Is that what you are seeing when you select "Enable Profile Correction". that enables you to make additional changes. It does not turn off "Built-in Lens Profile applied " that is applied from info in the file placed there by the Camera. It is necessary and cannot be turned off.
Let me know what application is displaying the first screen capture?
Reason I ask, no applications display Original RAW files, they either have the ability to render the raw data and display the rendered file or they display the jpeg file imbedded in the raw file and display that image.
See the screen capture.
Lightroom does not provide specific lens profiles where there is one provided by the Camera Manufacturer so you only have manual options to adjust.
The third screenshot appears when you click the "Adobe (Sony E PZ... etc.)" above Distortion Correction.
DdeGannes, I also just realized that I posted this question in the Lightroom Classic Forum and not the Lightroom Forum, which is the program I'm currently using. If I need to move this discussion over to that forum, please let me know.
I am not sure if you have understood my earlier posts, maybe the screen capture below will clarify what I was attempting to covey. It' a copy of an image you posted with some comments. So Lightroom is applying the Sony profile from the raw file created in your Sony Camera, there is no option for you to turn that off. So enable lens correction should only be enabled if you wish to make additional manual corrections.
You have not mentioned how you obtained the first image "original raw file".
If you click on the little "i" info prompt provided you should see a message like the screenshot below.
Hello to DdeGannes!
Your information regarding MFT Lens Profiles is excellent!
Also, this may be of help to the original post from danidbeamer - Adobe has a section listing every lens profile available, and on that page it explains exactly regarding M-43 lens profiles. This is really helpful to me as primarily MFT user, too!
Hope this is okay - I have pasted a screenshot of that info, here.
Your community is SO helpful and knowledgable! Helped me out of a lot of troubles. Thank-you.
Please post a screen capture of the full export dialog so we can see the options you have chosen? Are you by chance selecting Original? see the screen capture.
P.S I have also started a thread in the Sony mirrorless camera forum, in the DPReview website to see if I get info from other Sony users.
Ok I have downloaded a raw Sony a6000 file from the internet and did a small test. Lightroom did apply a built-in profile which the info indicated was Chromatic Aberration correction. I enabled the Enable Profile Corrections and there was distortion correction including a slight crop. The exported jpeg was also imported into Lightroom. See screen capture of the raw image in Lightroom and the jpeg image in Lightroom.
Ok, just so you are aware this forum is dedicated to users of Lightroom Classic, the original poster’s issue is related to Lightroom (cloud-based) Application, this only came to light after a couple of days.
If your issue is with Lightroom Classic then provide specific info, see the screen capture.
If you are using Lightroom (cloud-based) app its best to post in the forum dedicated to that application.
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