Thanks for that, Moose.
Capture One is showing as using the Manufacturer profile for the Raw file:
https://show.cbimages.uk/Tests/i-bBk6wcF/A
<https://show.cbimages.uk/Tests/i-bBk6wcF/A>
The crop frame is there automatically with “Hide Distorted Areas” ticked.
And this is the jpg of the same photo:
https://show.cbimages.uk/Tests/i-xnmWmgR/A
<https://show.cbimages.uk/Tests/i-xnmWmgR/A>
This granddaughter likes posing :-)
Other applications must treat this correction process differently.
Chris
> On 27 Mar 2020, at 19:49, Moose <olymoose@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> On 3/26/2020 12:59 AM, Chris Barker wrote:
>> I’ve noticed the residue of the image in Capture One Pro, Moose.
>>
>> The files of my TZ200 vary between JPG and Raw, with latter having the extra
>> distorted edges left on. I suspect that that is what you mean.
>
> Not quite. I found an example I did with C1 included, when I was using a
> trial version. <http://www.moosemystic.net/Gallery/tech/DXO/GateRawConv.htm
> <http://www.moosemystic.net/Gallery/tech/DXO/GateRawConv.htm>>
>
> Look at the little stupa on the left edge and the antenna, upper right. The
> distortion correction actually makes the image wider. DxO allows one to keep
> as much of that as possible, short of "wings" at the top and bottom edge, of
> that extra width. ACR, LR, Oly Viewer (and SilkyPix, for Panny) crop off part
> of the AoV I paid for.
>
> In Capture One, I used their profile for the lens. That profile wasn't quite
> as good as DxO's, leaving some residual barrel distortion. And, it cropped
> even more off the sides.
>
> I imagine you may have used C1 without a lens profile, or in some mode I
> didn't know about, if it left distorted edges? The trial is long gone for me.
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