Hi,

I noticed a difference in image size of RAW and JPG images captured with Air 2S. JPG image size is as declared (5472x3648) while the RAW image size in PS is (5464x3640). This size you also get in JPG wtih RAW export from LR.
Is this normal?

I have not noticed this when using Affinity photo with my Pocket 2 raw files.
Can you share a raw file?

Montfrooij Posted at 11-23 02:30
I have not noticed this when using Affinity photo with my Pocket 2 raw files.
Can you share a raw file?

I'm new ands I need some help with this.
How do I upload dng? Upload tool only supports jpg and png.

raw image...
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-caoSbtRvWk0nB5P2GpnC_EttNwLutZ5/view?usp=sharing

Pogli Posted at 11-23 04:16
raw image...
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-caoSbtRvWk0nB5P2GpnC_EttNwLutZ5/view?usp=sharing

Just like that indeed.

The file is 5472 x 3648 as stated by Affinity Photo.
I think Adobe products use the lens profile and crop it a bit.
Affinity Photo does not.
I also have more distortion / vignetting in the image than you will have.

You're right, I did not noticed that before.
I have just checked my old projects done with Mavic Pro and LR sims to crop an image taking 8 pixels in both direction. I always shoot just RAW and I had no original JPGs to compare.
Maybe the problem is my old LR version CC 2015.1

Pogli Posted at 11-23 09:20
You're right, I did not noticed that before.
I have just checked my old projects done with Mavic Pro and LR sims to crop an image taking 8 pixels in both direction. I always shoot just RAW and I had no original JPGs to compare.
Maybe the problem is my old LR version CC 2015.1

Even the original Mavic Pro exhibits an 8px size differential between the raw and jpg versions with the jpgs the larger of the two, this is straight out of the AC. You can expect further cropping in LR as the lens profile is applied.

Probably caused by lens correction being applied.

Yes, thanks for all the info. I understand it's an old issue that I haven't noticed it by now.
Is there a published tutorial for a work around to disable it?

Pogli Posted at 11-24 04:48
Yes, thanks for all the info. I understand it's an old issue that I haven't noticed it by now.
Is there a published tutorial for a work around to disable it?
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Why do you want to disable it?

Like you sad years ago "it's not a big deal" but why loose some pixels.
For general photography you usually crop an image anyhow but for mapping purposes you want to have full resolution.