As a reminder to new visitors, the profile may be safely and instantly downloaded by clicking this link:
http://tiny.cc/tokina12-24profile
For the record, I would be interested in knowing if anyone creates a profile with a newer model Nikon DX, in the off-chance that it's more accurate, or if the test lens is more similar to my own.
Cheers,
Cory
cory at coryschoolland dot com
Hi Cory,
I have downloaded it, thanks.
I am not sure if fits that well using the D300s, at least vignetting is beeing over adjusted at 12 mm. If I use a setting of about 80, than it is ok.
The aberrations are corrected quite good, so I probably will use it till I get something better.
Dirk
Agreed, there is too much vignetting correction at 12mm with this profile (I usually crank it down to 50%); that's partially why I made the comment about other people creating their own profiles from their own lenses. It's likely not a camera body issue, but standard lens variation. But yes, as you said, Paul's profile is great for abberations and good for this lens' minimal distortion as well.
Cory
Have any for jpg?
Tomas Hjärtström
+46 70 29 19 522
> Date: Thu, 28 Jul 2011 06:52:03 -0600
From: forums@adobe.com
Subject: Re: Tokina lens? Tokina lens?
I personally don't have one for RAW. Sorry.
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Thanx....(I work with Interior Photo, nice to have a automatic correction option that's works) /
Tomas Hjärtström
+46 70 29 19 522
> Date: Thu, 28 Jul 2011 06:59:30 -0600
From: forums@adobe.com
Subject: Re: Tokina lens? Tokina lens?
At home I believe. I'm at work. I can check tonight or tomorrow.
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Just downloaded a Tokina 12-24mm f/4 D90 profile using Profile Downloader. However, in Auto mode Lightroom always default to the Nikon 12-24 profile.
Took a look at the EXIF data and it seems only the lens data (focal length and aperture) is included, but the maker is not. Is that why?
I know it's possible to configure LR to use the Tokina profile as default. But what if one has both lens? (just curious)
Cheers.
One may find several profiles of this lens by using the Adobe Lens Profile Downloader available here...
http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/lensprofile_creator.html
It's an AIR application so if you don't have it...
This is the one I use...
Cheers.
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