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Adobe Lens Profile Creator Adobe® Lens Profile Creator is a free utility that enables the easy creation of lens profiles for use in the Adobe Photoshop® family of products, such as Adobe Photoshop® CS5, Adobe Camera Raw® and Adobe Lightroom®. A lens profile describes the types of optical aberrations that exist in a particular lens and prescribes how to correct the lens distortions in an image captured from the same lens.
http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/lensprofile_creator.html
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/lensprofile_creator/
The Lens Profile Creator does not require installation. Simply unzip the zip file on Windows or unpack the DMG file on Mac OSX, and run the software.
For a quick demo, run the software and import the sample checkerboard images (JPEGs) provided as part of the application package, and generate a lens profile. Please refer to the Lens Profile Creator User Guide for how to use the application.
Select any one of the checkerboard PDF files provided as part of the application package that best satisfies your constraints, print it and mount it on a planar surface with sufficient ambient lighting, and start shooting multiple checkerboard images (a minimum of three images are required, but nine are recommended) for each camera/lens settings that you are interested in obtaining the lens profiles for. Please refer to the Lens Profile Creator Calibration Chart Shooting Quick Start Guide or the full Calibration Chart Shooting Guide.
If you are creating the lens profiles for your raw image processing workflow, batch convert the captured raw images into the standard Digital Negative (DNG) file format using the Camera Raw processor. This will maximally preserve all lens related EXIF metadata for embedding into the lens profiles that enables automatic lens profile matching later.
Process the raw DNG images (or the JPEG/TIFF images if you prefer creating lens profiles for the non-raw workflow) through the Lens Profile Creator to create the custom lens profile.
Save the lens profiles that you have created into the specific lens profiles folder(s) that Photoshop CS5, Camera Raw and Lightroom would be looking for them for lens corrections. Please refer to the Lens Profile Creator User Guide that documents such information. The Lens Profile Creator will save to such lens profile folder location by default.
Submit the lens profiles that you have created for your lens from inside the Lens Profile Creator to share with the rest of the user community.
http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/lensprofile_creator.html
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/lensprofile_creator/
The Lens Profile Creator does not require installation. Simply unzip the zip file on Windows or unpack the DMG file on Mac OSX, and run the software.
For a quick demo, run the software and import the sample checkerboard images (JPEGs) provided as part of the application package, and generate a lens profile. Please refer to the Lens Profile Creator User Guide for how to use the application.
Select any one of the checkerboard PDF files provided as part of the application package that best satisfies your constraints, print it and mount it on a planar surface with sufficient ambient lighting, and start shooting multiple checkerboard images (a minimum of three images are required, but nine are recommended) for each camera/lens settings that you are interested in obtaining the lens profiles for. Please refer to the Lens Profile Creator Calibration Chart Shooting Quick Start Guide or the full Calibration Chart Shooting Guide.
If you are creating the lens profiles for your raw image processing workflow, batch convert the captured raw images into the standard Digital Negative (DNG) file format using the Camera Raw processor. This will maximally preserve all lens related EXIF metadata for embedding into the lens profiles that enables automatic lens profile matching later.
Process the raw DNG images (or the JPEG/TIFF images if you prefer creating lens profiles for the non-raw workflow) through the Lens Profile Creator to create the custom lens profile.
Save the lens profiles that you have created into the specific lens profiles folder(s) that Photoshop CS5, Camera Raw and Lightroom would be looking for them for lens corrections. Please refer to the Lens Profile Creator User Guide that documents such information. The Lens Profile Creator will save to such lens profile folder location by default.
Submit the lens profiles that you have created for your lens from inside the Lens Profile Creator to share with the rest of the user community.