LightRoom 4 problem
Posted 31/10/2013 - 15:13
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I have found this also, but.....it only happens with jpegs, not DNG's....at least in my case. I thought it was just a feature of Lightroom that it doesn't recognise the data from jpegs.
Puzzled....:
Puzzled....:
Regards,
Michael
Michael
Posted 31/10/2013 - 15:20
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Lens correction panel?
Just when I thought I was starting to get to grips with LR4
Must open that instruction book one day.
Carl
Just when I thought I was starting to get to grips with LR4
Must open that instruction book one day.
Carl
No matter how many lenses I have owned - I have always needed just one more
Posted 31/10/2013 - 15:57
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fritzthedog wrote:
...Must open that instruction book one day..
...Must open that instruction book one day..
Posted 31/10/2013 - 16:51
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I'm assuming that the workings of the lens is okay (lens pins making contact with the body's contact terminals), so next thing I'd look at on the "faulty" DNG's is the exif data, to see if there is perhaps a data corruption that LR4 is unable to read. After that, I ain't got the foggiest, honest guv'nor!!
Posted 01/11/2013 - 11:52
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LR4 has never recognised the 55-200 WR automatically, but as soon as I manually tell it that it's a Pentax, it understands! It will recognise the non-WR version without intervention from a human...
It also does not have a profile for my Sigma 170-500mm at all, I tend to go to the closest match and trust to luck...
The DA* 16-50, the 18-55WR and the 10-17 F/E are all picked up automatically.
It also does not have a profile for my Sigma 170-500mm at all, I tend to go to the closest match and trust to luck...
The DA* 16-50, the 18-55WR and the 10-17 F/E are all picked up automatically.
Posted 01/11/2013 - 14:23
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Having now discovered this tool (thanks Duncan)and watched a tutorial - I get 'none' every time and Pentax is not even listed so I can not even manually state Pentax - although according to the adobe list - they have profiles for every lens I own!
Maybe I am doing something wrong but have followed step by step instructions and tried every variation allowed
Carl
Maybe I am doing something wrong but have followed step by step instructions and tried every variation allowed
Carl
No matter how many lenses I have owned - I have always needed just one more
Posted 01/11/2013 - 15:22 - Helpful Comment
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Hi Duncan I had a similar problem wich I could not fix. I joined the lightroom forum and posted the problem on there. I had a reply which advised me to re-load lightroom which I did, the problem was solved by doing this.
Derek
Derek
Posted 01/11/2013 - 15:23
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The Adobe web-site lists all the lenses that are in the "supported" category for LR4. If they are on the list, they should show when you open the "lens correction panel", and tick "enable profile correction" with "setup" at "auto". All my Pentax lenses are on the supported list and do show, most of the time.
Posted 01/11/2013 - 15:26
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I have just taken a few shots with a lens that I checked was on the list - and still 'none'
I may have to follow Derek's advice and re-load.
If I do this - does it impact the 'library' I have saved in LR4? - anybody know?
Carl
I may have to follow Derek's advice and re-load.
If I do this - does it impact the 'library' I have saved in LR4? - anybody know?
Carl
No matter how many lenses I have owned - I have always needed just one more
Posted 01/11/2013 - 15:32
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pentax wrote:
..re-load lightroom.. the problem was solved..
Thanks for that advice, but like FTD, I dread the potential side effects of reinstalling
..re-load lightroom.. the problem was solved..
Posted 01/11/2013 - 16:03
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Hmm, curiouser and curiouser...
I've re-installed LR4 at least twice, but the lenses I mentioned above have always been treated as described. Some sort of bug, perhaps?
I've re-installed LR4 at least twice, but the lenses I mentioned above have always been treated as described. Some sort of bug, perhaps?
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16 years
South of Scotland
The workload is 400- 500 photos from a recent visit to Turkey, and this glitch has occurred in maybe 10-20 cases. Apart from the 16-50 I only had the 12-24 (an unfortunate necessity as I was having to travel light) but 95% of the time I used the 16-50, and it is just the 16-50 that features in these failures of recognition.
It'd be interesting to know whether anyone else has had experience of this, or maybe has an understanding of what underlies this malfunction, and whether it is likely to be indicative of a significant flaw in camera, lens, or LR?