The biggest problem with this is having to buy all Canon lenses. I
don't own a single one.
Chuck Norcutt
On 3/6/2012 6:56 PM, usher99@xxxxxxx wrote:
> I bet some noticed this Canyon announcement with the OM5DIII:
>
> "The EOS 5D Mark III comes complete with the most advanced version of
> Digital Photo Professional (DPP) yet – Canon's free, in-box software
> enabling high-speed, high quality processing of RAW images. New in DPP
> v3.11 is Digital Lens Optimizer – a revolutionary new tool designed to
> drastically improve image resolution.
> Digital Lens Optimizer (DLO) precisely imitates lens performance, with
> a series of complex mathematical functions replicating each stage of
> the journey of light through the optical path. Using this information
> DLO can correct a range of typical optical aberrations and loss of
> resolution caused by a camera's low pass filter, by applying an inverse
> function to each shot to take the image nearer to how the scene appears
> to the naked eye. This creates exceptionally detailed, high-quality
> images with highly manageable file sizes, providing photographers with
> maximum image quality and greater flexibility."
>
> Appears to be mathematically modeled unlike the DXO measured
> aberration/deconvolution method. I would think other bodies would be
> supported.
> Current version of DPP doesn't have this (last I checked) but if past
> patterns hold the new version of DPP will be available as the new body
> ships. Might be worth comparing ACR to DPP and DXO again at end of
> month?? Not a peep out of DXO with this on their forum---they support
> many 3rd party lenses and many other cams as well though.
>
> Intrigued, Mike
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