Adobe updated Lightroom to version 5.6 (more info here). And plenty of new A and E-mount lenses have been added in their supported profile list.
Reminder: You can download the Camera Raw 8.6 update (released last week) here for CC (Click here) and CS6 (Click here).
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I guess late is better than never.
Dang! Beat me to it.
It would be nice if some of the great old Minolta lenses were profiled, I’m guessing some of the similar design Sony lens profiles would work for the equivalent Minolta version. But this still leaves quite a few lenses that are still in use that are being ignored.
Dxo had a pretty good selection…
Adobe Lens Profile Downloader :
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5492
Agree, but for some 7y or longer is ridiculous.
Is the 28/2.8 even current?
In fact it is a 20/2.8
It is still available (even at Sony DE), if it is still produced I don’t know.
It isn’t. They stopped production few years ago. This lens just doesn’t sell particularly well.
No. It was an odd focal length that nobody wanted. They should have kept the 35mm f/2 in production, because it was (and still is) the best 35mm lens Minolta produced.
I’d definitely have kept the 35/2 over the 35/1.4… Then again, I’m amazed there’s not a Zeiss!
A Sony 35mm F/2.0 would cost $499.99, a Zeiss would cost double.
Has anyone profile for Soyn 16-50/2.8 DT for jpeg?
I think lr5 already has a profile. If you need lens profiles, you can’t beat dxo though… I stick everything through it 1st (for low level adjustments and noise reduction you really can’t beat it) then import the DNGs into lightroom.
If I remember well – that was the first profile Adobe released.