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CraigR Posted at 2017-11-2 12:11
The camera profile is for lens correction not colours. It corrects chromatic aberration and other effects caused by the lens like distortion.
Take a photo (RAW/DNG) and zoom in 100% or more using lightroom. Find some chromatic aberration -- usually at bright edges of objects in the photo. Now ask lightroom to use the built-in camera profile. You'll see that the aberration is removed. If you did not have a camera profile then you'd have to do this step manually.
No, I'm not referring to the lens profile/correction, that is working fine.
I'm on about the bottom section of the develop module in Lightroom, Camera Calibration or the Camera Calibration tab in Adobe Camera Raw, here you should be able to change the colour profile of the image. For instance, if I was using a raw image from my nikon camera, I could pick from any of the camera profiles the camera uses, such as Landscape, Standard, Portrait etc or in the case of the phantom, there should be the matching options, such as dlog, True colour or whatever options you can pick from when using the drone.
I've just noticed that if I open a RAW image from the drone using Camera Raw, I have the options for lens correction and just the embeded option for colour profile, but if I then pass it on to photoshop then back into Camera Raw, those "RAW" options, Lens corection and single colour profile option are no longer there, they would be with my Nikon RAW files, it's as though the phantom RAW files are not true RAW files... |
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