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Our friend Florian Knorn created four new Adobe Camera Raw Lens Profiles. You can download them for free (donations for Florian are welcome!): http://www.florian-knorn.com/tag/profiles.
Those are the supported lenses (Click on store name to specs and price of that lenses)
Peleng 8mm F3.5 Fisheye ([shoplink 4441]eBay[/shoplink], Amazon
Minolta 85mm F1.4 G ([shoplink 4440]eBay[/shoplink])
Minolta 17-35mm F2.8-4 ([shoplink 4442]eBay[/shoplink], Amazon
Sony 35mm F1.4 G ([shoplink 4443]eBay[/shoplink], Amazon
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Hey, thanks for posting this!!
I’d just like to mention that I’ve also included for all lenses a DNG colour profile (or camera profile, as they are called). I’ve created them using a MacBeth colour checker chart, both for tungsten and day light (about 2850 and 6000 K).
That way you can get more consistent colours between the lenses. I’ve created those profiles for all my lenses (quite a few…), and am in the process of creating them for my brand new A55 body as well. Once that’s done, I’ll post the whole lot too.
Oh, and I forgot to mention one more thing: I’m trying to compile a comprehensive list of all the lens profiles drifting around the internets in this for post here:
=> http://www.sonyuserforum.de/forum/showpost.php?p=1085496&postcount=1
I intend to update it regularly, everytime I find new profiles.
Do you guys know any that aren’t listed there yet?
or you could just shoot Canon or Nikon and already have the lens profiles and the real camera profiles already loaded in LR3 and CS5
Dah!! Maybe you should buy postcards instead of taking photos.
Good job Florian! Thanks!
It is really nice to list all profile sites. Thank you a lot.
@ Mike: No, you’re not getting it. This is not about some “pictures styles” to boost the oranges or greens in a image. This is about getting consistent colours between different lenses.
As for the lens profiles, it’s understandable that Adobe focusses on the camera brands with the largest user base. However, that’s what they also released the Lens Profile Creator for — so that ultimately all lenses can get profiled, independend of their own agenda. And here’s my small contribution to that.