I use the Nikkor AF-S 55-200mm VR II ED with the Nikon V2 or Nikon J5. Unfortunately, DxO does not download profiles for this combination. Could you please provide them? It is highly likely that this zoom lens has already been measured.
I uploaded some Files to https://upload.dxo.com/:
Nikon-J5-Nikkor-AF-S-55-200mm-ED-VR-II-Thomas-Gade.zip
and
Nikon-V2-Nikkor-AF-S-55-200mm-ED-VR-II-Thomas-Gade.zip
Hi, Tom. When you post in this forum (which is a user community) you are not interacting with DxO customer support. If you submit a ticket via support.dxo.com and let them know that you uploaded files, just as you did above, your request will reach them and be responded to.
Don’t expect to get a profile for those combinations. I don’t think DXO makes profiles for adapted lenses. And that’s what you’ve done. You are using a DSLR lens on a mirrorless body. That’s not something DXO is known for profiling.
That would be a shame. The Nikon 1 system wasn’t a closed system at all; Nikon supplied an adapter to allow the use of some other Nikkor lenses. Surely DxO has tested the Nikon J5 or Nikon V2. I also find it hard to believe that a Nikon Nikkor AF-S 55-200mm ED VR II wouldn’t have made it into DxO’s lab. If it was tested, then the values ​​from the DX format should be easy to convert to the 1" sensor. I’m currently downloading Adobe Lightroom to see if it works there.
DxO identifies another lens, the Nikkor AF-S 70-300 mm SWM VR ED IF for sensors up to FX format, as the 1 Nikkor 70-300mm on the Nikon J5 or V2, and unfortunately the images are not very sharp.
Hi Tom
the supported lenses for the J5 you find here
→ Appareils supportés - DxO
While your lens is recognized on a DX body like …
there is no profile with the (adapted) J5 …
you can simply check and find for example a combo of
= dSLR lens from Canon adapted to dSLM body from Sony
and a lot of other modules
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Thanks, I know that tool, but that is not an excuse. After all, DxO PhotoLab and PureRAW are premium-priced applications that claim to offer top-tier image correction and processing capabilities.
It doesn’t seem logical to ignore Nikon lenses used on Nikon cameras via Nikon’s official adapters for so long, because we’re staying within the same brand. In this case, it’s a NIKKOR AF-S lens mounted on a Nikon 1 camera using the official adapter. It’s exactly the same as using NIKKOR AF-S lenses with the Nikon F (FX) mount on Nikon Z cameras, for which DxO PhotoLab / PureRAW does provide correction profiles.
For the Nikon 1 system, Nikon itself released the Nikon FT-1 adapter, which preserves all lens functions. Nikon also published an official list of compatible lenses:
https://service.nikonrepair.eu/article_files/47689/Nikon_1_F_Mount_FT1_Compatibility_Chart_EN.pdf
So this is not an exotic cross-brand combination. It remains entirely within the Nikon ecosystem, and most of the lenses listed by Nikon have almost certainly been measured and profiled by DxO. Likewise, the sensor characteristics of (most) Nikon 1 cameras have also likely been measured.
I find it hard to believe that the lens profiles could not also be applied to the smaller 1-inch (CX-format) sensor. After all, characteristics such as distortion, chromatic aberration, and vignetting are derived from measurements made for larger sensor formats. On a 1-inch sensor, only the central portion of the image circle is actually used.
Well, please contact DxO with all these informations.
You are here in the USER forum and “we” can’t help you.