Frank wrote;
Did you tell the IBIS of the e-m5 about the focal
length of the lenses used?
The kit tele lens could be sharper, but its
aberrations are processed
without you noticing. The camera 'knows' the
aberration profile of the lens
because they are stored in the firmware,
and uses it for the jpeg or passes
it in the raw file so that LR can do
its
magic...
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I had no idea such a thing is / existed / was possible or desirable .
The e-1 and e-3 managed fine without it/them anyway .... they have
done excellent moon shots - and the moon is further away than 1 km.
And there's still the matter of accurate focus for which the rather
dim EVF of the M5 is not always adequate.
In any case, following the
fire which swallowed my older computer I do not have LR, nor have I
decided what dedicated image program(s) I will buy.
Thanks for your
input. I will store it for the future.
Brian
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