Would it be possible to create lens profiles for:

Camera:

Canon EOS 1Ds

Lenses:

1) Canon 17-35mm / f2.8 USM

2) Canon 28-70mm / f2.8L USM

If creating profiles for the above lenses is not viable, can you point me to a source where I can find and/or download them?

Thanks, in advance, for your consideration and help!

CalmLight

How about the Canon EF 70-210mm f/4?

Thanks in advance!

I humbly request a profile for Canon 70-300 "L" IS lens. I expect this lens to be popular - perhaps Adobe is already working on it... Thanks!

I like to have the profile

of the NIKON lenses:

AFS 70-300 1:4,5 VR

AFS 18-105 1:3,5 VR

both to use at the camera NIKON D300.

Thank you for your help,

Michiel Moerdijk

AFS 70-300 VR 1:4,5

AFS 18-105 VR 1:3,5

Community supplied profiles for the 18-105 can be downloaded from Adobe through the lens profile downloader. The 70-300 is already supported. It should work fine with a D300. The profiles usually only work on raw because the corrections give unpredictable results on jpegs and tiffs because you don't know anything about the toning of the jpeg (messing up the vignette correction), the color balance (which makes CA correction difficult on rendered files) sharpening, and other factors.

It is true that some lens defects of Micro4/3 lenses are corrected in Lightroom (this has already been the case in Lightroom 2). However, the problem is that these lens corrections are not done in the Auto mode of the lens correction panel. For this reason you only get the default correction of the manufacturers. This means for example that distortion of the panasonic 14-140 is not fully corrected at 14-18 mm. For Canon or Nikon lenses you could increase (or reduce) the amount of distortion correction in the lens correction panel and save it as your default for automatic lens correction. However, with the Panasonic lens you have to do this any time you need it in the manual lens correction mode which is not very convenient. What's more, chromatic abberations are generally not corrected with Olympus lenses and therefore you also have to do this manually. Wouldn't it be possible to get the correction information of the Micro4/3 lenses in the same way into the Auto part of Adobe Lightroom's lens correction panel like this is done for the lenses of other manufacturers? This would have the additional advantage, that you could use the "plain" result without any corrections in Lightroom, which might for example be interesting if you want maximum  sharpness in the edges of  a wide angle shot and you don't care for distortion in this particular picture.

I'm looking for this profile, Nikkor 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6 VR DX, but can't find it. Do you have a link that you can post?

Thanks

I would like to see a profile done for the Sony A55 with the Sony 18-150 lens and the Sony 35 f1.8 lens.

Thank You,

Robert

Eric-

Thanks for your reply, though it leaves me a little confused.

I know LR automatically corrects for the awful barrel distortion the sensor gets at wide-angle (like the S90), but there is no separate profile to correct for more minute dictortions, chromatic abberation, and vignetting. With my S90, I relied on the default corrections as well as the additional lens profile for optimal results.

Also, with my other cameras I get "Camera Standard" and other manufacturer-specific color profiles (that emulate the colors produced in-camera, as in JPEGs), with the option to revert back to "Adobe Standard." I was thrilled a couple years ago when Adobe released the option to use different color profiles; the difference it makes cannot be overstated—it was like night and day. This is what I mean when I say this is lacking for the LX5; "Adobe Standard" is the only color profile available, and I can't help but wonder what color rendition I'm missing out on. So, am I misunderstanding something? Does Adobe Standard mean something different for the LX5 than every other camera I've used (including the S90)? Or is it, as I fear, just that onus is on Panasonic to release color profiles that mimic in-camera color?

Thanks,

Cory

Thanks Simon,

I will check it out now

All the best

nigel

Nigal I have not seen an answer to the Question how to request Adobe to create a lens profile??

Is it possible to create a profile for the Canon

EF 28-80 mm F 3.5-5.6?

This was a very popular lens for the EOS A2E (35 mm film) camera. If one already exists I would sure be grateful for a link.

Mark, thanks a million. I am new to this lens profile feature and I do use this as USM with the EOS A2E which is an auto-focus film based camera. I launched the program  but am still trying to figure out how you went to where you saw these listed. Could you send me a link or point me in the right direction?

Got it. Thanks for your help!

Dear Adobe Team,

I saw from the beginning of this discussion  many requests for Zuiko lenses (Zuiko is the Olympus lenses name). I've  made previsously some answers as "courtox" or  "courtox1" with some  poniters to find such profiles.

The main problem is with your  beautiful too: Adobe lens profile download, If you select Olympus you will  get no profiles at all. The only way is to replace by hand "Olympus" by  "Olympus Imaging" then you will get 42 beautiful profiles.

Is it possible from Adobe to add this name "Olympus Imaging" in the menu and remove "Olypmpus" ?

This  is normal, because Olympus is a large company making many products. Olympus Imaging Inc is making lenses (Zuiko) and Camear (E-System and  PEN)

So inside the exif data it is written " Olympus Imaging Inc"

Thank you for the work done for us