>
> Ill answer this myself - It appears to work in Wine on Ubuntu 7.10. Ten
> tries are allowed free of charge so I will try it on a few images and
> report back.
I have done some more tests and, as far as CA correction is concerned,
the software does what it is supposed to do when installed wit
norman wrote:
> On Wed, 2008-03-19 at 08:32 +, norman wrote:
>
>>> I have found that a small low cost program called Ptlens does a very
>>> fair job of reducing CA, and various other lens distortions.. It only
>>> runs on Win2K, XP or Vista or Unix with a windows simulator, either free
>>
On Wed, 2008-03-19 at 08:32 +, norman wrote:
> > I have found that a small low cost program called Ptlens does a very
> > fair job of reducing CA, and various other lens distortions.. It only
> > runs on Win2K, XP or Vista or Unix with a windows simulator, either free
> > standing or as a P
> I have found that a small low cost program called Ptlens does a very
> fair job of reducing CA, and various other lens distortions.. It only
> runs on Win2K, XP or Vista or Unix with a windows simulator, either free
> standing or as a PS plugin. Profiles are available for many cameras.
> Det
Hi,
On Wed, 2008-03-19 at 14:16 +1100, David Hodson wrote:
> Should be easy(-ish) :
>
> Split image into red, green, blue channels.
> Apply lens correction to red and blue channels to align with green.
> Recombine channels.
That would work well if the light was combined out of exactly three
wel
