Magenta edges on voigtlander 15mm version 1 and 2

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Can you mostly and to the point of it being barely noticed get rid of the colour cast on these lenses in lightroom classic?

[jaapv]

Yes.

[250swb]

34 minutes ago, steve 1959 said:

Can you mostly and to the point of it being barely noticed get rid of the colour cast on these lenses in lightroom classic?

What do you have it coded as?

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1 hour ago, 250swb said:

What do you have it coded as?

I do not own such a lens but a couple of times with my 21mm lens i realised i could actually go wider with good effect.

So i would like to dabble at a relatively low price as long as i can get decent if not perfect results with a V 1 or 2 .

Seems a realistic possibility so i may just take the plunge and see how i get on.

[jaapv]

For a colour cast use the colour control tools in LR (temperature, vibrance, saturation, colour  mixer, colour grading), for the fringes use the defringe tool. Save a setting to make this a one-click operation.

For colour vignetting use the flat-field plug-in.

https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/help/flat-field-correction.html

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On 8/8/2021 at 1:41 AM, jaapv said:

For a colour cast use the colour control tools in LR (temperature, vibrance, saturation, colour  mixer, colour grading), for the fringes use the defringe tool. Save a setting to make this a one-click operation.

For colour vignetting use the flat-field plug-in.

https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/help/flat-field-correction.html

Thanks,that's very helpful

[Harvard Kiwi]

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@jaapv would it be best to do these corrections with a white wall image in making a pre-set?

[jaapv]

Grey card and for different apertures.