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david_barnes_3vj5vuvwmtqcs

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Fri, Jan 10, 2020 3:29 PM

Lightroom Desktop: How to "Enable Lens Corrections" by default

Hello!

I have the A6000 and a Sigma 16mm 1.4 lens.  When I import from the SD card into my Windows 10 system using the desktop app the "Enable Lens Corrections" is not selected by default and as this lens is wide I have to select it for every image.  I have 3 other lenses and this is automatically on for them.  See below image for how I want it to look but I have been unable to figure out how.  Help please :)

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Victoria_Bampton_Lightroom_Queen

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9 months ago

It's not possible at this point in time, but you could copy the settings from one photo and paste to all of the other photos instead of doing them individually.

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david_barnes_3vj5vuvwmtqcs

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9 months ago

Thank you for the input Victoria.  Why does this work for my Sony branded lens and not the Sigma?  It doesn't make sense for an independent product like Lightroom to work with some lens and not others. I feel like this used to default.

This is selected by default when I use the lens listed below but with the Sigma I have to manually select then copy to all images.  I'm not looking for a default profile (Adobe Color/etc) just the lens default to work on import.


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Victoria_Bampton_Lightroom_Queen

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You mean the Enable Lens Corrections checkbox is automatically checked for your Sony lens but not the Sigma? Or that when you check it, it automatically picks the right lens?

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david_barnes_3vj5vuvwmtqcs

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9 months ago

Yes,  the Enable Lens Corrections checkbox is automatically checked for my Sony lens but not the Sigma.

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todd_shaner_6660895

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You may need to reset the Lens Corrections default setting for 'Enable Profile Corrections.' Select an ARW file shot with a Sony lens. Click on the master Reset button in the Develop module at the bottom of the settings panels. I suspect 'Enable Profile Corrections' will now be unchecked. Check that setting to enable it and while holding down the ALT key click on the Reset button and select 'Update to Current Settings.'

If 'Enable Profile Corrections' remains checked after hitting the Reset button uncheck it and while holding down the ALT key click on the Reset button and select 'Update to Current Settings.' Repeat again, but with 'Enable Profile Corrections' checked. Hopefully this will restore 'Enable Profile Corrections for ARW files shot using both Sony and third-party lenses such as Sigma.



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Victoria_Bampton_Lightroom_Queen

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Good try, but this is LR Cloudy. If it was Classic, it would be spot on.

Cloudy did used to pick up defaults from Classic, but that changed in April 2018, so I'm not quite sure what might be going on here.

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Maybe my understanding is wrong, but with the built-in lens profile automatically applied, does it matter if Enable Lens Correction is automatically checked or not?

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Yes, potentially. For example, on one of my lenses, the built in lens correction fixes chromatic aberration and distortion, but a checkbox lens profile is needed to fix vignetting. If you click on "built in lens profile applied" then it tells you which fixes are included.

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jim_wilde_2296988

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Ah yes, I'd forgotten that the built-in lens profiles don't always fix everything. But it still seems odd that Enable Lens Corrections is automatically enabled for some lenses....I wouldn't have expected that to be enabled at all.

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todd_shaner_6660895

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Cloudy did used to pick up defaults from Classic, but that changed in April 2018, so I'm not quite sure what might be going on here.
On my system LR Desktop 3.1 is using the Lens Profile default settings I applied in LR Classic 9.1. Perhaps that only happens on initial installation of LR Desktop?

Maybe my understanding is wrong, but with the built-in lens profile automatically applied, does it matter if Enable Lens Correction is automatically checked or not?
Interesting question.

I have a Canon G9x MKII point & shoot camera that uses a built-in lens profile. Clicking the 'i' info icon it says distortion and chromatic aberration is applied, but no vignetting listed. However, from my testing vignetting correction is applied with 'Enable Profile Corrections' unchecked.

Sony camera lenses show built-in 'i' info for only chromatic aberration correction. However, 'Enable Profile Corrections' must be checked and a matching lens profile selected for Distortion and Vignetting correction to be applied.

Fuji and Olympus cameras show built-in 'i' info for only chromatic aberration and distortion, but no vignetting correction. However, just as with my Canon G9x MKII vignetting correction is applied with 'Enable Profile Corrections' unchecked.

So it isn't clear when it is appropriate (or not) to check 'Enable Profile Corrections' for cameras that use built-in lens profiles. However, it should be safe to assume when using a third-party non-OEM lens a matching profile needs to be provided by Adobe and 'Enable Profile Corrections' checked inside LR. So far I haven't found any statement or instructions from Adobe concerning this issue.NOTE: These observations were made using LR Classic 9.1. The behavior when using LR Desktop 3.1 may be different.

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