Lens Correction Support
Inspired by suggestions from Corel users, the RAW lab now applies corrections based on the camera and lens used to take the photo. All it takes is a few simple steps:
- open a RAW image in Edit mode
- enable Lens correction
- from the list of camera makes and models, select the lens you used to take the photo
Now you will have the option to correct common issues such as distortions, vignetting and chromatic aberrations introduced by most lenses.
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Comments (9)
please check the lens correction for canon G7 X Mark II
it’s not correcting it. but aftershot do…
Hello Tom,
Thank you for the feedback! We have passed it on to the product team for their consideration.
Corel Discovery Center Team
where my posts?
How do I get the profile for the relatively new Canon 35 mm 1.4 mark II lens?
Hello Daniel,
We are always working to add support for new camera models and lenses, and we include them in our patch and update releases as they are added! You can find the available patches and updates for PaintShop Pro here.
Hi,
Could you recommend a lens correction profile that would be usable with shots taken with the Nikkor AF-P DX NIKKOR 10-20MM?
Thanks,
Hello Ryan,
Unfortunately the Nikkor AF-P is not currently supported by AfterShot Pro. That said, we have passed your camera specs on to the AfterShot team for their consideration, and we also have a tutorial on making Custom Lens Profiles that you may find helpful in cleaning up those images.
Hope this helps,
Discovery Center Team
Hello Adam,
Unfortunately, *MOST* Nikkor lenses are not supported by ASP… not even Nikon’s most popular and abundant kit lenses. They are instead listed in the “corrections” dialogs, and are called “uncalibrated” if selected. Why? Because the correction database entries for all those lenses are *dummies* with no data in them.
I’ve spent 8 years trying to get Corel to support just two *massively* popular Nikkor lenses, and I’ve been completely ignored all the while.
The one attached to the body right now is an AF-S Nikkor 18-300mm f3.5-6.3G ED … It isn’t even the lists offered by AFS *or* PSP. The other one is the second most popular DSLR kit lens Nikon has ever offered for sale (AF-S Nikkor 18-55mm f3.5-5.6G).
Will YOU get that message across, and get some action (or at least a *response*) where so many others have failed?
Hello Michael,
Thanks for the feedback! I don’t have anything to report on when those two lenses will see full support, but I can confirm that I’ve submitted your comment to the AfterShot and PaintShop Pro teams for their consideration. User feedback is an important source of information for what lenses we should aim to add support for next, and I’ve made sure to mention both the 10-300mm and 18-55mm you pointed out specifically.
Discovery Center Team