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Re: M50: DLO: which lens benefits most ?
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Larry Rexley wrote:
Max@Home wrote:
Hi, thanks for the review, comparison and shared images.
I have a question regarding Digital Lens Optimisation: you can only choose 3 lensprofiles in-camera to apply DLO direct to the JPEG's.
(In RAW you can switch it on and off in DPP for any lens that has a profile)
When shooting RAW+JPEG, which lenses benefit most from DLO: the zooms (11-22, 15-45, 18-150 and 55-200) or the primes (22, 28 and 32)
Thanks in advance for your time,
kindest regards,
Max@Home
In my experience, the wider zooms have the most complicated aberrations and corrections needed (especially CA). Especially the 'kit zooms' EF-M 15-45 and 18-150, so I'd go with those and then choose another zoom you commonly use.
I switched from Canon DPP4 to DxO's PhotoLab 4 back in August, and find its lens corrections excellent --- as good as or better than DPP 4's --- and they are completely seamless, automatically applied so you don't even think about them. If you shoot RAW that might be an option to consider. DxO's de-noise is also amazing, far better than DPP, allowing you to shoot in at least 2 EV lower light with great results.
The images I get from DxO are always better than what I got from DPP4, so much so that I have gone back and quickly reprocessed many images in DxO I had spent a lot of time processing in DPP 4 originally.
Hi Larry,
Thanks for sharing your experience. Based on the logic that zooms are more prone to abberations than primes due to their more complex build, i had arrived at the same conclusion and have loaded the 11-22, 18-150 and 55-200 DLO profiles.
Also thank you for pointing out the benefits of DxO compared to DPP. I plan on trying the trail-download the coming holiday season.
kindest regards,
Max@Home
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