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Maybe you don't realize this, but strong CA contributes to making an image less sharp. Research it yourself, then use LR lens profile tab to automatically remove the CA.

You need to remove the Chromatic Aberration. What software do  you use to process your files?

Thanks for this link. But that moves the lens, not the body (sensor), right?

How would i keep the lens in place and move the body?

This is exactly how I shot it, even set the tripod to the same distance by measurement. So can I use my RRS pano rig to slide the camera L to R instead???

My first effort was a rough test with the software I listed in my post above. But I will try the idea of perhaps cropping each shot more square and see if that works.

I'm looking for advice on stitching a linear pano of a 10' pedestal on which many small ceramic objects rest. My first attempt was to square the camera to the horizontal edge of the pedestal and ...

I'm using the same Intuos 3 and running OS X 10.13.6 just fine. Might your issue be something else?

Am I missing the purpose of this contraption? You know, many talented optical engineers work on designing modern camera viewfinders. What can't you get from the camera that this rather creepy thing ...

Then restore just the desktop from TM

Converting to DNG is a great suggestion

What camera(s) currently do you use with LR6?

Both interesting suggestions! Thanks.

Jerry-astro, Can you describe how you square the camera to the test pattern and how precise that method is? This surely is a vitally important step to get right and my experience has only been with ...

OP stated he has the 'D' version, and cable length isn't an issue.

Which paper profile did you select in the print dialog box?

A Lightroom processed RAW and exported JPEG conversion is a great suggestion. What I'd add to that suggestion is to stay with Lightroom and ditch iPhoto. Investing your time to come up with a ...

About 6" x 6" at 300 ppi

This is wrong information. When you do any editing to a RAW file, an xmp file is automatically created because that's where the editing instructions reside. You don't attach and un-attach .xmp ...

Someone at Adorama retouched the product photograph and removed the pad! See the same listing at B&H