Is there a Lightroom Lens Correction Profile for the Mavic Air 2 available anywhere!?

With other DJI aircraft, the lens correction information is built into the file, perhaps the MA2 is the same.

No need for it: It‘s in the metadata of the RAWs like with MFT lenses... und ich habe nicht immer

No need for it: It‘s in the metadata of the RAWs like with MFT lenses...

embe71 Posted at 6-20 23:22
No need for it: It‘s in the metadata of the RAWs like with MFT lenses...

How do you access it? It’s not in the drop down menu in Lightroom for Lens Correction!?

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JD Raimer Posted at 6-20 23:30
How do you access it? It’s not in the drop down menu in Lightroom for Lens Correction!?

You shouldn't need to.
It's automatic.
What's the issue that you think needs correction?

DJI Paladin Posted at 6-28 20:27
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Why do you even post this?
It's completely pointless.
It means: I have nothing to say about this, maybe some other members can help you.

I was going to ask the same question. There is a need for lens correction It is not automatic.

fans0c8353d3 Posted at 10-2 17:38
I was going to ask the same question. There is a need for lens correction It is not automatic.

The lens correction data is embedded in the RAW file, and most (decent) programs apply it automatically.

In the “Develop” module, go to “Lens Corrections” and make sure “Enable Profile Corrections” is selected.

When you go to the lens correction in Lightroom, you will see that the corrections have already been applied and nothing more is needed.

I have the same question. Lightroom does NOT have a lens profile for Mavic Air 2. I also have the latest version of Lightroom.

It doesn't need a profile for the Mavic Air 2, the correction data is embedded in the image.

Labroides Posted at 6-28 20:40
You shouldn't need to.
It's automatic.
What's the issue that you think needs correction?

Why does it give an error and says No profile? My other m4/3 cameras which have built in data don't give that error?

Look at the basic editing panel.

ldallara924 Posted at 11-4 15:01
Why does it give an error and says No profile? My other m4/3 cameras which have built in data don't give that error?

Look at the basic editing panel.

It?
What is it that's giving you an error?
What are you trying to do?

i have a problem with my mavics air 2 (3 of them) for some reason the horizon on some images it gets distorted i also though it was profile correction related but is not. Those anyone knows if there is a fix for this?

much appreciated

here is a sample picture

The profiles would be handy to do horizon correction after taking 5 RAW AEB exposures and stacking them in Photomatix before bringing them into Lightroom for final touches.

coloradoskier Posted at 8-4 07:15
The profiles would be handy to do horizon correction after taking 5 RAW AEB exposures and stacking them in Photomatix before bringing them into Lightroom for final touches.

If you use raw files with software that doesn't apply the built-in lens correction data, you won't get any correction.
If you use jpg files, they are already corrected out of the camera and will look good with any software.