Automatically Correct Chromatic Aberration

Question

I recently bought a Canon EOS M6 mk2 to carry with me all day. I was dissapointed by the results. I always shoot in raw. I discovverd that the jpg's looked far better then the Lightroom/CameraRaw processed files. Then I tried the Canon Digital Photo Professional software. Results are much better. Why is Lightroom not processing this pictures good? Please note the differences between file A and file B. File A is processed with Lightroom and as chromatic abberations all over. (Yes I use lates Lightroom version)
 
Kind regards, Berend

Jao vdL · Answer

By default Lightroom does not correct CA. It's easy to turn it on and set it as your default though (it's in the optics section). Just a few clicks. I would also set the default for your camera to "camera settings" (preferences->import->Raw defaults) to make your images when imported look like the camera rendering.

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