Dxos Approach To Lens Softness Is Unique

Default Lens Softness Correction - Page 2 - Feature Requests - DxO Forums

Default Lens Softness Correction - Page 2 - Feature Requests - DxO Forums In short, dxo’s comprehensive analysis produces more complex profiles that ensure that you get the best possible results from your equipment. to discover why, it’s useful to understand the modulation transfer function (mtf) charts that manufacturers publish with each lens. We run through lens sharpness overview, what causes lens softness, and understand dxo's top class lens softness correction, and unsharp mask so you can get crispy tack sharp photos.

Default Lens Softness Correction - Page 2 - Feature Requests - DxO Forums

Default Lens Softness Correction - Page 2 - Feature Requests - DxO Forums Dxo uses deconvolution/deblurring, which is the same basic process that is used in photoshop's smart sharpen, focus magic and infocus, only with dxo, it is applied in the raw stage and is supposedly tailored to the softness of the particular lens that was used. When using the soft option dxo is correcting the lens edge softening only so nothing is applied in the centre and the closer to the edges the more it is applied. dxo's alogrithms are based on the actual lens so the edge to edge sharpening is specific to the lens. Lens softness is actually the original name for the correction. it is a sharpening tool, though. if you’ve been using a custom workspace, you might need to make some changes to it in order to see all of the tools in photolab. Rather than applying sharpening uniformly, dxo optical modules target the corrections to apply by evaluating the different levels of sharpness across the entire field of view of the lens.

Default Lens Softness Correction - Page 2 - Feature Requests - DxO Forums

Default Lens Softness Correction - Page 2 - Feature Requests - DxO Forums Lens softness is actually the original name for the correction. it is a sharpening tool, though. if you’ve been using a custom workspace, you might need to make some changes to it in order to see all of the tools in photolab. Rather than applying sharpening uniformly, dxo optical modules target the corrections to apply by evaluating the different levels of sharpness across the entire field of view of the lens. Heres the bigger problem, new camera owners, or those shopping for a new lens often use these scores to try to get an idea of how “sharp” a lens is. this is not what the p mpix score is, which is instead trying to to describe how many megapixels one would get when using the combination. Join me for a first look at some of the new features in dxo photolab 8, with detailed examples and comparisons with the previous version. i'm particularly excited about the arrival of deepprime. I'm one of those outliers who use dxo instead of adobe lightroom and one of the reasons has been the way they automatically correct lens imperfections because they test each camera body and each lense. The clumsy sharpening and distortion corrections offered by competing raw conversion software is usually based on generic equipment profiling, whereas our optical corrections are unique because they are bespoke to each camera and lens combination.

Default Lens Softness Correction - Page 3 - Feature Requests - DxO Forum

Default Lens Softness Correction - Page 3 - Feature Requests - DxO Forum Heres the bigger problem, new camera owners, or those shopping for a new lens often use these scores to try to get an idea of how “sharp” a lens is. this is not what the p mpix score is, which is instead trying to to describe how many megapixels one would get when using the combination. Join me for a first look at some of the new features in dxo photolab 8, with detailed examples and comparisons with the previous version. i'm particularly excited about the arrival of deepprime. I'm one of those outliers who use dxo instead of adobe lightroom and one of the reasons has been the way they automatically correct lens imperfections because they test each camera body and each lense. The clumsy sharpening and distortion corrections offered by competing raw conversion software is usually based on generic equipment profiling, whereas our optical corrections are unique because they are bespoke to each camera and lens combination.

Default Lens Softness Correction - Page 3 - Feature Requests - DxO Forum

Default Lens Softness Correction - Page 3 - Feature Requests - DxO Forum I'm one of those outliers who use dxo instead of adobe lightroom and one of the reasons has been the way they automatically correct lens imperfections because they test each camera body and each lense. The clumsy sharpening and distortion corrections offered by competing raw conversion software is usually based on generic equipment profiling, whereas our optical corrections are unique because they are bespoke to each camera and lens combination.

DXO PHOTOLAB 7: HOW TO USE SHARPENING TOOLS / CORRECT LENS SOFTNESS FOR TACK SHARP PHOTOS