RX1R - Lens Compensation distortion ??

[James First 007]

To all current users of the RX1 & RX1R

I have just acquired the RX1R.

Can you please provide the advantages and disadvantages of setting this function to Auto ?

Do most of you leave it on Off ?

Thanks,

James

 

[teseg]

James First 007 wrote:

To all current users of the RX1 & RX1R

I have just acquired the RX1R.

Can you please provide the advantages and disadvantages of setting this function to Auto ?

Do most of you leave it on Off ?

Thanks,

James

I just leave mine on Auto, but I'm fairly certain it just impacts in-camera jpegs... and I shoot RAW, so the option is of little concern to me.

 

[Volksgti81]

Also leave mine auto because I occasionally shoot jpeg. If you haven't had a chance yet check out the high contrast black and white it's very rich.

 

[Robgo2]

If you shoot in raw, your raw convertor may have a distortion correction profile for the RX1. If not, you may be able to create one of your own. I did that in Photo Ninja, and I presume that other programs have the same facility.

Rob

 

[Steve D4 RX 1]

Robgo2 wrote:

If you shoot in raw, your raw convertor may have a distortion correction profile for the RX1. If not, you may be able to create one of your own. I did that in Photo Ninja, and I presume that other programs have the same facility.

Rob

LR5 does have fairly extensive lens correction plus some other features included in a specific camera profile.

 

[Mike LaCasella]

Steve D4 RX 1 wrote:

Robgo2 wrote:

If you shoot in raw, your raw convertor may have a distortion correction profile for the RX1. If not, you may be able to create one of your own. I did that in Photo Ninja, and I presume that other programs have the same facility.

Rob

LR5 does have fairly extensive lens correction plus some other features included in a specific camera profile.

 

[Volksgti81]

Mike LaCasella wrote:

Steve D4 RX 1 wrote:

Robgo2 wrote:

If you shoot in raw, your raw convertor may have a distortion correction profile for the RX1. If not, you may be able to create one of your own. I did that in Photo Ninja, and I presume that other programs have the same facility.

Rob

LR5 does have fairly extensive lens correction plus some other features included in a specific camera profile.

 

[James First 007]

Many thanks to all of you who have taken the time to respond to my initial question...very much appreciated...

James