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From the Context Toolbar you can see that your image is 3039x2014 px. What is the advertised size of images from that camera?

You may simply be seeing the outer edge of the sensor, outside the advertised size, that most applications trim off automatically. The Serif Labs RAW Engine does not trim that off. It leaves that operation to the user, as sometimes that area can contain useful information.

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5 minutes ago, walt.farrell said:

From the Context Toolbar you can see that your image is 3039x2014 px. What is the advertised size of images from that camera?

You may simply be seeing the outer edge of the sensor, outside the advertised size, that most applications trim off automatically. The Serif Labs RAW Engine does not trim that off. It leaves that operation to the user, as sometimes that area can contain useful information.

The image size for the D40 is advertised as 3008x2000px, so it looks like it is indeed including the areas outside the sensor. Thanks for the clarification Walt.

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21 hours ago, DWright said:

if you select the Nikon AF-S DX VR Nikkor 18-55mm lens profile in the lens correction then this will remove the sensor artefact

Ah, that's excellent - I hadn't gone into that tab before, but it's very useful - especially for removing fringing etc.

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