Lens profiles.

[josh_r36]

How do I Install more lens profiles?

[David in Яuislip]

Place them in the Lens Profiles Folder

[Dan C]

Hi @josh_r36,

Welcome to the Affinity Forums

Please see the below tutorial for more information on downloading and installing lens profiles -

https://affinity.serif.com/tutorials/photo/desktop/video/330446061/

I hope this helps!

[josh_r36]

3 hours ago, Dan C said:

Hi @josh_r36,

Welcome to the Affinity Forums

Please see the below tutorial for more information on downloading and installing lens profiles -

https://affinity.serif.com/tutorials/photo/desktop/video/330446061/

I hope this helps!

Thank you so much!!!

[josh_r36]

23 minutes ago, josh_r36 said:

Thank you so much!!!

Unfortunately this only added 1 RF lens. I love Affinity but I’m going to have to resort to using adobe if I can’t get lens corrections. 

[Dan C]

As Affinity uses LensFun for lens correction support, we are unfortunately limited by the models that LensFun includes.

Can you please confirm which lens models you are looking for profiles for?

[josh_r36]

Canon RF 24-240mm F4-6.3 IS USM

[Dan C]

36 minutes ago, josh_r36 said:

Canon RF 24-240mm F4-6.3 IS USM

Thanks for confirming that for me!

Unfortunately as far as I can tell, only the following 3 RF lenses are currently being supported/developed by LensFun - 

Hopefully LensFun will include support for your lens shortly, which in turn will mean Affinity can support auto-lens correction of your images.

In the meantime, you may be able to find other sites that provide the required .XML file for your lens, which can then be installed through Affinity, but I have personally only used the LensFun site, so I cannot recommend any others, my apologies.

[josh_r36]

4 hours ago, Dan C said:

Thanks for confirming that for me!

Unfortunately as far as I can tell, only the following 3 RF lenses are currently being supported/developed by LensFun - 

Hopefully LensFun will include support for your lens shortly, which in turn will mean Affinity can support auto-lens correction of your images.

In the meantime, you may be able to find other sites that provide the required .XML file for your lens, which can then be installed through Affinity, but I have personally only used the LensFun site, so I cannot recommend any others, my apologies.

I can’t find them anywhere other than canon but they are bin files that I can’t get open. If I had the raw data editing an XML is easy enough. 
 

I may have to stop using Affinity, and I’m not happy about that because I really like it.

Not looking forward to an adobe subscription. 

[josh_r36]

4 hours ago, josh_r36 said:

I can’t find them anywhere other than canon but they are bin files that I can’t get open. If I had the raw data editing an XML is easy enough. 
 

I may have to stop using Affinity, and I’m not happy about that because I really like it.

Not looking forward to an adobe subscription. 

Does anyone know how to convert this? 

[David in Яuislip]

You could try building an xml file for focal =24 and use the DistortParam1,2,3 values for a,b,c

But if you check https://helpx.adobe.com/camera-raw/kb/supported-lenses.html you'll not find the Canon RF 24-240mm F4-6.3 IS USM listed so I dunno what ACR has done. I suspect it's some generic correction rather than being based on the actual lens

[josh_r36]

I’m currently going down a rabbit hole figuring out how to make my own correction file…

[walt.farrell]

37 minutes ago, josh_r36 said:

I’m currently going down a rabbit hole figuring out how to make my own correction file…

The LensFun site has instructions for taking some sample shots and processing them to derive a lens correction file.

[selenita]

Hello, I need help to add lens correction profile for my RICOH GR III in Affinity Photo 2 working on Windows 10. 
The profile exists on Lensfun and I downloaded it (RicohGRIIIx.xml file).
I copied it to the path C:\Users\laure\.affinity\Photo\2.0\LensProfiles 
Then inside Affinity Photo, in general settings, I choose Open lens profiles in Explorer BUT selecting the .XML file instead of adding the profile opens the Ms Explorer browser.
How can I associate the XML so that Affinity photo 2 recognizes it? ¿is there another way to do this? Thanks Silvia

[walt.farrell]

You don't associate it, @selenita. All you do is put the file into the folder you already put it into, and you're done.

The profile should be detected at that point when you Open an image that used it.

[David in Яuislip]

RICOH GR III or RICOH GR IIIx?
I have attached files for both cameras, they have been modified so that auto select works in V1, hopefully they'll work in V2

RicohGRIII.xml RicohGRIIIx.xml

[selenita]

6 hours ago, walt.farrell said:

You don't associate it, @selenita. All you do is put the file into the folder you already put it into, and you're done.

The profile should be detected at that point when you Open an image that used it.

Thank you very much, I restarted the PC and although it does not automatically detect the profile, I can select it from the list and put it as a favorite.

[walt.farrell]

You're welcome.

[selenita]

3 hours ago, David in Яuislip said:

RICOH GR III or RICOH GR IIIx?
I have attached files for both cameras, they have been modified so that auto select works in V1, hopefully they'll work in V2

RicohGRIII.xml 4.04 kB · 0 downloads RicohGRIIIx.xml 2.08 kB · 0 downloads

Indeed it does not recognize the lens profile automatically. Very grateful for the XML, I'm going to try it and tell you.

[selenita]

13 hours ago, walt.farrell said:

You're welcome.

It worked super!

[selenita]

On 9/8/2024 at 8:27 PM, walt.farrell said:

You're welcome.

Hi do you know any tutorial or post to add your lens correction profile in mi Ipad in Affinity Photo 2? Thank you very much.

[walt.farrell]

8 minutes ago, selenita said:

Hi do you know any tutorial or post to add your lens correction profile in mi Ipad in Affinity Photo 2? Thank you very much.

I don't think Affinity Photo supports that on the iPad.

[selenita]

8 minutes ago, walt.farrell said:

I don't think Affinity Photo supports that on the iPad.

I found this answer by a staff  member 

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Hi @mialse Welcome to the forums.

On iPad the lens correction is auto applied within the Develop persona if the lens information is available within the images EXIF data. You can manually apply a lens profile but it has to be done using the Lens Correction filter within the Photo persona