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Opening a Canon (.cr2) RAW file (ISO 500) in Affinity Photo (V 1.6.7) results in corners that appear to be burnt out, as though by a bright lamp. The corners are black and then there's a bright white line that bleeds into the photo a bit. This is on an iMac running Mojave 10.14. It doesn't happen with every file. I can't predict when it will happen. The "burnt out" corners only appear when loaded into Affinity. They are not present when the file is viewed in Finder. It persists when I press Develop and are also there after I export to .jpeg.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Posted

Same issue in RawTherapee 

I think it's related to the wide angle  8.8-36.8 mm lens !!

You'll need to apply a lens correction

Rawtherapee.jpg

Lens correction .jpg

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Posted
2 hours ago, >|< said:

AP 1.7 beta using Serif raw engine does the lens correction correctly.

I wonder if that is because in the beta the lens info includes "Unknown" but in the retail version it does not?

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There might be better lens calibration data now available in an also more up to date lensfun database versions and so also a better distingushing between the Canon G7 (X) models ...

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<lens>
<maker>Canon</maker>
<model>Canon PowerShot G7 &amp; compatibles (Standard)</model>
<model lang="en">fixed lens</model>
<mount>canonG7</mount>
<cropfactor>4.843</cropfactor>
<calibration>
<distortion model="ptlens" focal="7.4" a="0.01524" b="-0.04187" c="0"/>
<distortion model="ptlens" focal="8.2" a="0.02388" b="-0.05622" c="0"/>
<distortion model="ptlens" focal="9.03" a="0.02001" b="-0.04515" c="0"/>
<distortion model="ptlens" focal="9.86" a="0.01247" b="-0.02718" c="0"/>
<distortion model="ptlens" focal="10.67" a="0.01247" b="-0.02718" c="0"/>
<distortion model="ptlens" focal="12.73" a="0" b="-0.0004" c="0"/>
<distortion model="ptlens" focal="14.78" a="0" b="0.00042" c="0"/>
<distortion model="ptlens" focal="16.82" a="0" b="0.00021" c="0"/>
<distortion model="ptlens" focal="21.92" a="0" b="0.00107" c="0"/>
<distortion model="ptlens" focal="29.16" a="0" b="0.00078" c="0"/>
<distortion model="ptlens" focal="36.8" a="0" b="0.00298" c="0"/>
<distortion model="ptlens" focal="44.4" a="0" b="0.00672" c="0"/>
</calibration>
</lens>
 
<lens>
<maker>Canon</maker>
<model>Canon G7 X &amp; compatibles</model>
<model lang="en">fixed lens</model>
<model lang="de">festes Objektiv</model>
<mount>canonG7X</mount>
<cropfactor>2.72</cropfactor>
<aspect-ratio>3:2</aspect-ratio>
<calibration>
<distortion model="ptlens" focal="8.8" a="0.03872" b="-0.15563" c="0.02544"/>
<distortion model="ptlens" focal="10.2" a="0.02069" b="-0.08948" c="-0.00758"/>
<distortion model="ptlens" focal="12.8" a="0.00157" b="-0.01787" c="-0.04424"/>
<distortion model="ptlens" focal="18.1" a="0" b="-0.01038" c="0"/>
<distortion model="ptlens" focal="31" a="0" b="0.00302" c="0"/>
<distortion model="ptlens" focal="36.8" a="0" b="0.00625" c="0"/>
<tca model="poly3" focal="8.8" br="-0.0005162" vr="1.0016034" bb="0.0004383" vb="0.9993909"/>
<tca model="poly3" focal="11.5" br="-0.0002728" vr="1.0011909" bb="0.0002069" vb="0.9996313"/>
<tca model="poly3" focal="14.2" br="-0.0001588" vr="1.0008252" bb="0.0001122" vb="0.9998027"/>
<tca model="poly3" focal="18.4" br="-0.0001077" vr="1.0004530" bb="0.0000610" vb="0.9999249"/>
<tca model="poly3" focal="25.2" br="-0.0000678" vr="1.0001331" bb="0.0000333" vb="0.9999687"/>
<tca model="poly3" focal="36.8" br="-0.0000631" vr="0.9998836" bb="0.0000158" vb="0.9999238"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="8.8" aperture="1.8" distance="10" k1="-0.2553" k2="-0.1170" k3="-0.7056"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="8.8" aperture="1.8" distance="1000" k1="-0.2553" k2="-0.1170" k3="-0.7056"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="8.8" aperture="2.5" distance="10" k1="0.0116" k2="-0.3654" k3="-0.7260"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="8.8" aperture="2.5" distance="1000" k1="0.0116" k2="-0.3654" k3="-0.7260"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="8.8" aperture="3.5" distance="10" k1="-0.0396" k2="-0.0536" k3="-0.9917"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="8.8" aperture="3.5" distance="1000" k1="-0.0396" k2="-0.0536" k3="-0.9917"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="8.8" aperture="5" distance="10" k1="-0.2345" k2="0.8117" k3="-1.6607"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="8.8" aperture="5" distance="1000" k1="-0.2345" k2="0.8117" k3="-1.6607"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="8.8" aperture="11" distance="10" k1="-0.3502" k2="1.3201" k3="-2.0550"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="8.8" aperture="11" distance="1000" k1="-0.3502" k2="1.3201" k3="-2.0550"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="12.2" aperture="2.2" distance="10" k1="-0.9433" k2="1.5959" k3="-1.1783"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="12.2" aperture="2.2" distance="1000" k1="-0.9433" k2="1.5959" k3="-1.1783"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="12.2" aperture="3.2" distance="10" k1="-0.0705" k2="-0.0631" k3="-0.2402"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="12.2" aperture="3.2" distance="1000" k1="-0.0705" k2="-0.0631" k3="-0.2402"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="12.2" aperture="4.5" distance="10" k1="-0.3210" k2="0.6479" k3="-0.6690"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="12.2" aperture="4.5" distance="1000" k1="-0.3210" k2="0.6479" k3="-0.6690"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="12.2" aperture="6.3" distance="10" k1="-0.3130" k2="0.5326" k3="-0.4661"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="12.2" aperture="6.3" distance="1000" k1="-0.3130" k2="0.5326" k3="-0.4661"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="12.2" aperture="9" distance="10" k1="-0.2301" k2="0.2070" k3="-0.1677"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="12.2" aperture="9" distance="1000" k1="-0.2301" k2="0.2070" k3="-0.1677"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="12.2" aperture="11" distance="10" k1="-0.2130" k2="0.1342" k3="-0.0993"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="12.2" aperture="11" distance="1000" k1="-0.2130" k2="0.1342" k3="-0.0993"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="16.8" aperture="2.5" distance="10" k1="-0.5504" k2="0.5311" k3="-0.3166"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="16.8" aperture="2.5" distance="1000" k1="-0.5504" k2="0.5311" k3="-0.3166"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="16.8" aperture="3.5" distance="10" k1="-0.0703" k2="-0.1104" k3="-0.1004"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="16.8" aperture="3.5" distance="1000" k1="-0.0703" k2="-0.1104" k3="-0.1004"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="16.8" aperture="5" distance="10" k1="-0.2687" k2="0.5568" k3="-0.4949"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="16.8" aperture="5" distance="1000" k1="-0.2687" k2="0.5568" k3="-0.4949"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="16.8" aperture="7.1" distance="10" k1="-0.2001" k2="0.2552" k3="-0.1775"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="16.8" aperture="7.1" distance="1000" k1="-0.2001" k2="0.2552" k3="-0.1775"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="16.8" aperture="10" distance="10" k1="-0.1708" k2="0.1409" k3="-0.0725"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="16.8" aperture="10" distance="1000" k1="-0.1708" k2="0.1409" k3="-0.0725"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="16.8" aperture="11" distance="10" k1="-0.1797" k2="0.1623" k3="-0.0873"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="16.8" aperture="11" distance="1000" k1="-0.1797" k2="0.1623" k3="-0.0873"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="23.4" aperture="2.8" distance="10" k1="-0.3289" k2="0.9280" k3="-0.8241"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="23.4" aperture="2.8" distance="1000" k1="-0.3289" k2="0.9280" k3="-0.8241"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="23.4" aperture="4" distance="10" k1="-0.1598" k2="0.2689" k3="-0.2806"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="23.4" aperture="4" distance="1000" k1="-0.1598" k2="0.2689" k3="-0.2806"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="23.4" aperture="5.6" distance="10" k1="-0.1551" k2="0.1893" k3="-0.1145"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="23.4" aperture="5.6" distance="1000" k1="-0.1551" k2="0.1893" k3="-0.1145"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="23.4" aperture="8" distance="10" k1="-0.1492" k2="0.1581" k3="-0.0767"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="23.4" aperture="8" distance="1000" k1="-0.1492" k2="0.1581" k3="-0.0767"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="23.4" aperture="11" distance="10" k1="-0.1533" k2="0.1661" k3="-0.0794"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="23.4" aperture="11" distance="1000" k1="-0.1533" k2="0.1661" k3="-0.0794"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="36.8" aperture="2.8" distance="10" k1="-0.1704" k2="-0.2258" k3="0.0705"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="36.8" aperture="2.8" distance="1000" k1="-0.1704" k2="-0.2258" k3="0.0705"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="36.8" aperture="4" distance="10" k1="-0.1958" k2="0.4549" k3="-0.4959"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="36.8" aperture="4" distance="1000" k1="-0.1958" k2="0.4549" k3="-0.4959"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="36.8" aperture="5.6" distance="10" k1="-0.2475" k2="0.3334" k3="-0.2460"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="36.8" aperture="5.6" distance="1000" k1="-0.2475" k2="0.3334" k3="-0.2460"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="36.8" aperture="8" distance="10" k1="-0.1842" k2="0.0868" k3="-0.0198"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="36.8" aperture="8" distance="1000" k1="-0.1842" k2="0.0868" k3="-0.0198"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="36.8" aperture="11" distance="10" k1="-0.1869" k2="0.0890" k3="-0.0178"/>
<vignetting model="pa" focal="36.8" aperture="11" distance="1000" k1="-0.1869" k2="0.0890" k3="-0.0178"/>
</calibration>

</lens>

 

See also the related here:  compact-canon.xml

 

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Posted
30 minutes ago, >|< said:

The beta is doing good lens correction despite the word "Unknown".

Which seems counterintuitive, at least to me.

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Posted

I have the same issue with a Lumix TZ90. It has been present since purchase as it turns out but it has only become a problem since starting to use my RAW RW2 files on Affinity Photo. The lens correction works but is a faf if i'm being honest!

Affinity view of Raw fisherman.jpg

Posted

You can try changing the RAW Engine in the develop assistant (icon looks like a waiter in black tie on the toolbar on the right hand side of the screen) to something else. Do this from within the develop persona and try reloading your photo. Barring that, let Affinity know and they can include a profile for your camera in a subsequent update.

Posted
7 minutes ago, WalterS said:

You can try changing the RAW Engine in the develop assistant (icon looks like a waiter in black tie on the toolbar on the right hand side of the screen) to something else. Do this from within the develop persona and try reloading your photo. Barring that, let Affinity know and they can include a profile for your camera in a subsequent update.

Not on Windows, what the previous poster uses according to the screenshot. Changing RAW engines works and is available only under MacOS due to Apple's build in OS support for those.

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