Fujifilm lens correction

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Xin Dong

• June 20, 2019 15:30

Fujifilm cameras have their builtin lens correction. It's probably in the RAW file. Lightroom uses that. Is it possible to have that in Luminar?

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  Angela Andrieux

  • June 25, 2019 15:38
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  Hi Xin Dong,

  Have you tried using the Lens Distortion checkbox in the RAW Develop filter (in the Lens tab)? 

  

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  Xin Dong

  • June 25, 2019 16:23
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  I have. I know there is Lens Distortion Correction in Skylum. That's not my question. My question is about the algorithm (or mechanism) used by Skylum. For Fujifilm lenses, does Skylum use in-camera correction in the RAW file?

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  Helena Carter

  • June 26, 2019 07:46

  Hi Xin,

  We have a special database inside the program which includes all the info about the lenses. If your lenses are on this list, Lens Corrections will be applied according to these lenses' peculiarities. If not, it works based on general algorithms. 

  Best regards 

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  Colin Grant

  • June 26, 2019 09:45

  Is it possible to have access to the list of lenses that are included in this special database?

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  Xin Dong

  • June 27, 2019 22:06

  Disappointed that the lens I use most (XF 35mm f/2) is not on the list.

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  Xin Dong

  • June 28, 2019 14:51

  Could someone from Skylum confirm if Lensfun is the one used? If so, I'd love to contribute.

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  Kate Williams

  • July 01, 2019 08:02

  Hi guys,

  Currently, we're not using Lensfun. 

  @Xin Dong, to answer your first question - Luminar is yet to correct the distortion using the correction table built into RAW.

  This is something that's in our backlog and will be implemented in the future. 

   

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  Colin Grant

  • July 01, 2019 08:28

  So what do you use Kate?

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  Kate Williams

  • July 01, 2019 15:25

  @Colin, please refer to Helena's reply above - there's a special database inside the program including all the info about the lenses. Unfortunately,  the complete list is not accessible at the moment.  

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  Colin Grant

  • July 01, 2019 16:26

  So it is proprietary, unique to Skylum. So much so we the users have no idea what it supports?

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  Daniel L

  • July 13, 2019 19:22

  Hi all,

  I found this: https://pastebin.com/bhqTy96e

  I guess it´s proprietary and only for the Luminar engine.

  Why making a secret of it? Over 1000 lenses are currently supported (which is nice!). Would be nice to see some Panasonic Lumix in the future ;)

   

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