I have just started testing this but it seems to be excellent.
Within minutes defined my workflow: It imported 40 raw files from an sdhc card, converted them to dng (via a an app of my choice), imported them to a folder of my choice, simultaneously exported them to a back-up disc, opened and created a catalog with my chosen DAM software (media pro).
I recently bought a tokina 17mm rmc lens for my FF dslr. It was sharp enough and wide enough but had a mustache distortion that I couldn't correct in photoshop. To my surprise, Ptlens had this lens in its library. It also had the flexibility to work around flawed exif (olympus mount on canon eos).
The short version is - with 1 click this lens became a rectilinear architectural tool.
This is a great great app. As a bonus it works as a photoshop plugin - so your workflow is not interrupted. As a bonus to the bonus: you can have any lens calibrated for the library.
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Ingestamatic
Prharris rated on 03 May 2012
[Version 2.12]
Ingestamatic
Prharris reviewed on 03 May 2012
Within minutes defined my workflow: It imported 40 raw files from an sdhc card, converted them to dng (via a an app of my choice), imported them to a folder of my choice, simultaneously exported them to a back-up disc, opened and created a catalog with my chosen DAM software (media pro).
This took about 40 seconds. I'm blown away.
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PTLens
Prharris reviewed on 15 Dec 2010
The short version is - with 1 click this lens became a rectilinear architectural tool.
This is a great great app. As a bonus it works as a photoshop plugin - so your workflow is not interrupted. As a bonus to the bonus: you can have any lens calibrated for the library.