Use Exif.OlympusEq.LensType for Olympus FT lenses #449
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Exif.OlympusEq.LensModel and Exif.Photo.LensModel since it is normally the most precise data and the string used in (the current svn of) lensfun.
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So this means since Feb 2014 MFT lens corrections should come out fine? Then I am clearly doing something wrong, my lenses are not corrected, auto correct just does a bit of correction... How can I make it work properly? Or where can I find how to do that? |
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@bertdev Well, yes and no. There've been some hick-ups inbetween, but a current version should work fine, if you've got a current version of lensfun (or: the lensfun database). In other words: I'm on the stable ubuntu packages and everything is fine for me. Could you give further details on what versions you are on et al.? (JFTR: I'm only a user that provided a few small patches, I'm not part of the dev team.) |
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Hello Jan Niklas Fingerle, Thank you for your answer. It made me very hopeful. Until I noticed the word [darktable] in this message. I understand that I got lost in the GitHub world, because I was looking for issues with Rawtherapee (which doens't seem to be able to read the lensfun database). Of course I could install Darktable, but that would mean the computer I share with my wife needs to run on a different OS. Seems a bit you may need some developers' skills to work with Darktable (and I'm just a plain user that could only be able find some bugs, but never deliver any patches...). Thank you, greetings Date: Mon, 19 Oct 2015 14:14:14 -0700 @bertdev Well, yes and no. There've been some hick-ups inbetween, but a current version should work fine, if you've got a current version of lensfun (or: the lensfun database). In other words: I'm on the stable ubuntu packages and everything is fine for me. Could you give further details on what versions you are on et al.? (JFTR: I'm only a user that provided a few small patches, I'm not part of the dev team.) — |
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You can alway use a dual boot setup. There are many happy "plain users" of darktable. But, if you try that and need further assistance, I'd recommend the darktable users mailinglist. |
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OK, will consider it. Date: Tue, 20 Oct 2015 02:01:37 -0700 You can alway use a dual boot setup. There are many happy "plain users" of darktable. But, if you try that and need further assistance, I'd recommend the darktable users mailinglist. — |
Previously, lens correction didn't match my lenses. With the current trunk of lensfun and this change, everything looks right. Tested with three Olympus FT, three Olympus MFT und three Lumix MFT lenses.
Fixes Bug #9794