I've been using the new lens correction panel in LR3 to correct some shots taken in a warehouse. The original shots taken over a year ago were corrected in DxO at the time but I wanted to know how LR3 performed on the same job.
These sample shots show a before and after of 3 different photos. Each one was corrected for barrel distortion and vertical geometry. There is a profile for my lenses though the nearest camera available was the 1DMkIII and mine is the MkIIN. Each image took a matter of only a few seconds to adjust and then automatically crops out the spare space created.
DxO could also have done the adjustments pretty quickly, though I find a bit more fiddly, and it takes longer to process than LR. In Photoshop it would have taken much longer and I couldn't have done it without first converting to a jpeg. All in all the new lens correction panel does a pretty impressive job.





With this last one noise reduction has also been applied
These sample shots show a before and after of 3 different photos. Each one was corrected for barrel distortion and vertical geometry. There is a profile for my lenses though the nearest camera available was the 1DMkIII and mine is the MkIIN. Each image took a matter of only a few seconds to adjust and then automatically crops out the spare space created.
DxO could also have done the adjustments pretty quickly, though I find a bit more fiddly, and it takes longer to process than LR. In Photoshop it would have taken much longer and I couldn't have done it without first converting to a jpeg. All in all the new lens correction panel does a pretty impressive job.





With this last one noise reduction has also been applied

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