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rscheffler wrote:
I think you have to use the Adobe DNG converter? What about trying the Adobe Flat Field plugin for LR? I haven't used it, but it's supposed to be very similar to Cornerfix.
A few images taken with the new Voigtlander 15/4.5 at CP+ have made their way online, and look promising. While it's going to be around $800, it would be a much more compact alternative to the SLR 14mm lenses, if you can give up that 1mm. But 12mm is a lot wider. Kind of wonder whether Cosina will update the 12mm too? It's possible they did the 15mm first because the previous version really is much worse for color shifts, both on the Sonys and the Leica Ms.
How does the Sony lens compensation app work when you're using multiple lenses throughout a shoot? Do you have to remember to turn it off when you're not using the 12mm? If so, it would be like setting manual lens codes in the Leica Ms, which whenever I do, I inevitably forget to change it back half the time......Show more →
Yes, I think I have to use the DNG converter - never used it so far. The lens compensation app works well with multiple lenses - it has a drop-down menu to select your entered lens-specific parameters from (for now I have saved settings for my CV 35, 21, and 12 mm lenses). You can save the same lens multiple times for different focal lengths and/or apertures used for example. When you change a lens on the Sony camera, you simply press the Menu button to get to the Main Menu and select the new lens with its settings from there - very easy and convenient.
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