Seem my original post at the bottom where I mentioned my resolution to the metadata editing problem using EXIFTOOL: I even got a response from C1 support saying something about it going against their "non-destructive" workflow philosophy, which seems odd to me in that changing your meta data isn't destructive in the same type way as actually changing in a non-reversible manner some color information.but anyway.
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I had a thread on there somewhat in the same vein.I was trying to find out in C1 how to edit the EXIF and other metadata within the applications and they just don't let you for some reason. (I'm not sure what you would see if you choose not to use the C1 lens correction when processing a RAW file.)
In a way, therefore, the fact that Fuji does not include their name gives you a way of differentiating between different lens correction adjustment approaches.In fact is would also to help identifiy which jpgs are in camera versions and which have been processed from RAW files via Capture One.
In addition we have here the probability that the lens correction information applied to you RAW file is using the Capture One adjustments for the lens rather than the Fuji data supplied by the lens (and embedded in the jpg processed in camera.)Ĭ1 cannot make further lens corrections to jpgs where the adjustments are already "burned in". I think the name is picked from an association with a product reference number and is, ideally, unique for every lens (or even by lens batch in some cases) and so in the wider world outside a manufacturer's product there are wider considerations for naming to achieve accurate information reporting. Especially considering that not everyone is totally aware of all lens names. Phase (and others) on the other hand operate in a more open market where lens names are not always so uniquely recorded that the manufacturer name can safely be dropped and will never become a requirement in the future. If you use a third party lens I assume that the third party would provide its own EXIF name for the lens.įuji presumably feel no need to unclude their own name in the lens EXIF content."If no other lens manufacturer name then assume it's one of ours". You would need to take this up with the C1 support team using the Support Case created via the "Submit a request" option.įuji presumably only uses its own lens information when processing in camera.
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