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It’s also a relatively heavy lens and the price point is for the most discerning. This lens has fantastic sharpness levels and delivers excellent levels of contrast and just the right amount of saturated colors.

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With this lens strapped onto the likes of a Sony a7 III, the full resolution of this lens can be appreciated, with lovely sharp images throughout the aperture range. The aperture consists of a nine-blade rounded diaphragm for superior bokeh renditions.

The lens barrel itself is fully weather-sealed and features a simple design with an AF/MF switch and a focus hold button.

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Additionally, a Direct Drive Super Sonic wave motor handles auto focusing with constant manual override. A Nano AR Coating has also been applied to reduce the likes of lens flare and ghosting, along with increasing contrast and color. The optical design consists of three aspherical elements, one being an XA element, with the others being an extra-low dispersion and Super ED elements. The Sony benefits from a fast and wide f/2.8 aperture, the superior build quality of the G Master series, and it can be used on both E mount full-frame and crop sensor camera bodies (36-105mm equivalent focal length). Especially where there is no DxO profile, but even when there is a DxO profile for a lens, let us have the choice which profile we use.It’s not exactly a surprise that the Sony FE 24-70mm f/2.8 GM is in the top spot with its fantastic optics and features. Then, as well as allowing users to select between the DxO profile for a lens, and the default manufacturer’s profile for the lens, allow selection from the user’s lens profiles they created manually.īut first, add the option to let us users select the manufacturer’s lens profile rather than the DxO profile. That is, using the manual lens correction settings, export a lens profile.

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However, the default lens profile that works in camera and in post with Sony’s Image Edge software does correct the distortion about 98% correct.Īs a bonus: create a way to lets users manually create their own manual lens profiles. Note: the current Sigma Art 35mm f1.2 lens profile does not correct the fairly significant distortion in this lens. This could be anything from wanting to compare ‘default correction’ to DxO correction, through to times when the default correction is better. At least users can use the lens manufacturer correction profiles in DxO without having to use the Sony Imaging Edge software first to correct the image, and then work off an exported TIFF file in DxO with the lens correction processed into the TIFF file.ī: where the DxO lens profile does not produce the desired result. This would be on a picture by picture basis.Ī: there is no DxO profile available for the lens. I would like DxO to give me the option to apply the lens’ native correction details in DxO as an alternative to applying the DxO profiles. Therefore, when editing a Sony Alpha raw image, taken with a modern lens that provides correction information, it is possible to use the lens’ native correction details in post editing. The in camera ‘lens distortion correction’ feature only applies the correction to jpegs.

On Sony alpha cameras, the raw file is the uncorrected image captured by the sensor. In Image Edge “Edit”, you can open a raw file, and turn on or turn off the lens correction being applied to the image. This can be seen when editing a raw file on Sony’s Image Edge software on a PC.

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On Sony alpha cameras, native lenses and some modern third party lenses like the Sigma Art series 35mm f1.2 lens, the lens has a way of transmitting to the camera and onto the raw file the lens’ optical correction information.