Many great new features including: Support for lens corrections including embedded lens metadata from some cameras (Olympus) and RAW formats (DNG), lens profiles (LCP files), automatic and manual chromatic aberration correction and manual distortion correction.
Iridient developer lcp profile update#
The latest version of DXO Optics Pro supports a DXO>LR workflow by exporting DNGs to LR that are linear (demosaicked) - this way the optical corrections applied in DXO get preserved in the exported DNG. This major update to RAW Developer brings new support for non-RAW images and a change of name to Iridient Developer. If you need to export files from LR with the lens correction applied, export as 16bit TIFFs or PSDs. You cannot do this in LR as far as I know. You can "burn in" the lens profile correction by creating a linear (demosaicked) DNG - you can do this in ACR, in the Save dialog (see screenshot).
If you open the DNG in ACR or LR, the lens profile will be applied, if that is how the DNG was exported, but it will be applied by ACR/LR following the embedded instructions - if you open the DNG in another application (non-Adobe, for example) that does not understand the instructions to apply the lens profile info, you won't get any correction. I found your LCP profile to be very effective at 24mm equivalent, more than the auto lens distortion correction in RawTherapee. It is similar to an XMP sidecar file embedded in the DNG you export. That is, the DNG is not demosaicked, so the lens profile adjustments are not "burned in" to the DNG. In Lr CC when you have converted the Iridient DNG and then synd the folder, make sure the default Lr CC sharpening.
2 shot with Lr CC with sharpening as for optimal detail for my eyes. LR produces "raw" DNGs with adjustment information embedded in them.
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