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deepbluejh wrote:
I have a few group shots from a wedding that were taken with a wide angle lens (16-35/2.8 II). For whatever reason, I was not able to get an appropriate distance away from the group, and a few people at the edge of the frame are distorted.
I know typical lens correction profiles (Lightroom, Photoshop) correct for geometric distortion and vignetting, but not for perspective distortion near the edges.
Is there anyway to correct for this in post processing? If so, what software would I need?
Lightroom 5 has perspective control that can work quite well in many situations. Of course you need to shoot RAW, but I don't think that's an issue. I use it from time to time with my 17-40, but just realized they won't have a module for the 16-35 f4L IS I just ordered! Agh!
I believe that DxO also has a perspective control on their software - I've just never really gotten along with their interface.
You can download CS6 Photoshop or Lightroom 5 for a 30 day trial - it's fully functional stuff. This would allow you to try it out and see if it does what you want - and then you can judge if it's worth the upgrade (to the cloud for PS) or purchase.
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