[size=14.6667px]The conversion software - both Cinelight (Mac) and camera exporter (PC) appears to have a major flaw.
fisheye distortion, is always baked in when you convert the footage into DNG files.
So all the RAW files seem to be much distorted especially in the corners.
Is there anyone with earlier versions that don't have this issue?
It looks like you can export into TIFF files or compressed formats and enable "apply calibrations"
with "Warp Rectilinear" disabled to work around a bit, but it's not the same as RAW output.
The dynamic range of DNG files are far superior to the rest.
Unfortunately the images did not come through, could you happen to repost them?
The Camera Exporter shows the same problem.
harkblee. The reason why you can see them with the lens distortion on is because you are viewing them in LR. LR by default removes the lens distortion as it's part of the MFT "thing"
Open them in preview and they will be normal.
harkblee. The reason why you can see them with the lens distortion on is because you are viewing t ...
Thanks a lot for the help, iSkyUnmannedSys.
not apply "built-in lens corrections" in the Proxy footage.
So the preview and the actual DNG files look quite DIFFERENT.
the corrections applied anymore.
do in these specialized photo-specific platforms.
Again, thanks a lot for the reply!
Yes, I got to figure out that this indeed was a MFT ...
It's actually baked into the MFT format, will do the same if it was a JPG. I do believe you can turn the MFT lens correction in LR, you'll have to look on Abobe's site.
What are you actually doing with the DNG stacks? Why are you using LR for video?
It's actually baked into the MFT format, will do the same if it was a JPG. I do believe you can tur ...
accurate color corrections / local contrast control (clarity) and so on.
and do batch HDR to take full advantage of the dynamic range.
that you would recommend? Thanks a lot for the kind reply!
So just to confirm you are using LR or ACR to adjust the DNG before you convert them to a video format?
I'm just trying to understand what you are doing with the files as your final output.