Hi everyone,
I bought DXO PL6 confident but I find the files, with images taken with Leica SL2S and 35 Summicron-SL with terrible perspective deformations! I went to see and in fact there is no support for the new SL lenses. May I know when these new Leica lenses are expected to be uploaded to the DXO database?
and soon we will support SL 90-280mm and SL 100-400mm.
So, if you have issues with Leica SL2S and 35 Summicron SL we need sample images for test and analysis. Please upload them on : http://upload.dxo.com and let me know when ready. Regards
Hi, Cecile
thanks for the quick reply. Unfortunately I have the new 35 Summicron-SL (presented with the 50 Summicron-SL) the non-APO one. DXO PL6 recognizes it as the APO version but the optical distortions are terrible and I have to correct the images one by one - a long and expensive job! I read from your message that you are preparing the profiles of 90-280 and 100-400. When do you expect to prepare profiles for the new Leica 35 Summicron-SL?
I’m not absolutely sure, but if you select more than one image, the corrections should become applied to all of them at once. I had that troubles with a Sigma 24/2 and a 35/2 which always was confused as Leica lenses.
But Leica lenses and you say" terrible distortions"? Sounds a bit strange for that high-price manufacturer (it’s not a question, just a comment).
In fact, I just wrote that having paid the DXO PL6 license, I find myself with images taken with a recent lens not yet in the database. It’s not the best to hide emails, as I haven’t written anything bad and I haven’t offended anyone. I just have one problem that I would like to get fixed soon!
I think, someone wanted to set a bookmark and flagged you instead by mistake. And all DxO guys and ladies are off work right now, so you have to wait until tomorrow, I guess.
When I look at this thread, there’s a message on one of your posts saying “This post has been reported by the community and is temporarily hidden.” Human error, I’d say. But I don’t know for sure.
If you correct one image, you can then copy your settings :
CTRL + SHIT + C on pc (or menu Image/copy correction setting).
Then you select every images taken with the same lens and paste only deformation settings :
CTRL + ALT + V on pc (or menu Image/paste selected correction), then clic unselect all in the paste setting window and select only corrections you want and apply.
You even can create a preset with those corrections, and you can apply it on all your selected images.