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DESCRIPTION

LensFix CI (Core Image), formerly LensFix PanoTools Plug-ins, is a new stand-alone program, a Photoshop CS3 plug-in and an Aperture plug-in for correcting image distortion and perspective in your photographs. Processing is lightning fast on Core Image capable Macs (most new Macs support Core Image). Features include:

  • Over thousands distortion correction presets. Chances are your camera is included.
  • Stand alone version can also be used as an external editor in Adobe's Lightroom.
  • Includes a Photoshop CS3 plug-in.
  • All versions 16 bit capable.
  • Sliders for changing perspective of your image. Straighten your image easily with vertical, horizontal and roll sliders. Unlike Photoshop, you can also change adjust the 'virtual' focal length of the image using the aspect ratio slider so the new perspective is correct.
  • Chromatic aberration correction.
  • Vignetting correction
  • Stand alone version reads and processes RAW images.
  • Batch processing.
  • Save presets for future use includes correction presets for most common cameras and lenses;
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WHAT'S NEW
Version 4.3: Includes a beta plug-in for Apple's Aperture program. The new version operates as an plug-in in Aperture instead of an 'external editor'. Updated the LensFix database.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.4 or later.


SCREENSHOT

Developer:Kekus Digital, LLC
Downloads:13,321
  - Version d/l:145
Multimedia & Design:Image Editing
License:Shareware
Date:13 Nov 2007
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$30.00
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    LensFix CI User Reviews (19 posts)Write A Review
    Jun 10 2008

    DANNYMONTANI  Ok, what's happening here.My comment post from last night has been pulled from the reviews for no reason.

    Yesterdays download of LensFixCI v4.4.1 gave me v4.3. I installed it and it quits upon launching with a small 56k .jpg, then a 1.3mb .jpg and then a 10.9mb .nef from a Nikon D40x. It automatically sent reports to Apple. Each try netted the same quit.I am thourly knowledgeable, running 10.5 on a Mac Pro G5, 3G, and need it for PS CS3 asap for about 200 images.

    Now, late night I went to the competition's site PTLens, (www.epaperpress.com) and found them to be the initiator of the two programs 'Lens databases'. I downloaded his software v1.0.4 which is almost the same interface. It installed fine and works just fine. It is also half the price at $15.

    I see that I will have to make an action script to do batch processing of my images. Should be no sweat. I praise Tom Nieman for his good work.  (Version 4.3)

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    Aug 19 2007

    TDAVEN  The documentation is out of date. Those cameras are supported. :-)  (Version 4.0b33)

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    Aug 13 2007

    ETNIER  Checking the documentation shows no database support for the Nikon D80 or D40/d40x. A shame...  (Version 4.0b33)

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    Jun 29 2007

    KAZ219  The idea is great, but I'll have to wait a bit (it's still in beta, after all), because batch processing doesn't work for me... too bad.

    Something which would be amazing, would be the "applescriptability" of lensfix, in order to make it possible to write an apple script and batch process pictures from inside iPhoto!! Just a thought...  (Version 4.0b27)

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