Don't know if the rest of you 5D III early adopters noticed that your camera wasn't automatically detecting and correcting all of your lenses chromatic aberration and peripheral lighting. I actually had to connect my camera and load up the EOS utility to tell it to load up the lenses in my collection. It had a number of them already selected, but I had to register the 85 1.8, 28 1.8, and 50 1.8.
Strangely, didn't have a problem with any of the L lenses I have.... hmmm, Canon.... Hmmmm
5D mark III, 50D, 17-40 f4L, 24-70 f2.8L, 70-200 f4L IS, 28 f1.8, 50 f1.8, 85 f1.8, 100 f2.8 Macro
That only applies to in-camera JPEG conversions right?Originally Posted by Dave Johnston
Don't know if the rest of you 5D III early adopters noticed that your camera wasn't automatically detecting and correcting all of your lenses chromatic aberration and peripheral lighting. I actually had to connect my camera and load up the EOS utility to tell it to load up the lenses in my collection. It had a number of them already selected, but I had to register the 85 1.8, 28 1.8, and 50 1.8.
Strangely, didn't have a problem with any of the L lenses I have.... hmmm, Canon.... Hmmmm
That's been the case with the peripheral illumination correction in previous bodies as well. Also, note that lens + teleconverter combinations need to be added separately from the bare lens.
Right, although DPP can apply the same corrections to the RAW files when converting them in post.
That was the first thing I did after the initial play session. Every body I have used has needed to be uploaded with the lenses I use for correcting the vignetting so I just went ahead and did it after installing the updated software from disk.
Edit: I see others type faster.
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