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quazi posted:PTLens. It's not a Lightroom plugin, but it has a database of cameras and lenses, and claims to* correct barrel distortion, pincushion, and even moustache distortion. I've used it, it works as advertised. It's not perfect out of the box but it's very close.
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Yeah the Bridge improvements in CS4 are pretty good, it's at least worth a second look for certain things (or for people who don't have Lightroom for some reason).
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Mannequin posted:How is Bridge like Lightroom? You mean organizationally or in that you can apply curves and sharpening, etc? Because my version of Bridge is strictly an organizational tool. Sorry to rant so long about Bridge, I feel like I'm derailing the thread here. As an organizational tool. Obviously much more lightweight than Lightroom but the improvements have made it a lot more tolerable/useful for those without LR. It's also quite a good product for all of us Adobe users who have workflows related to a lot more elements then just photography (I'm in this thread because I prep images as part of my duties as a print designer and photographers know good tricks).
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You can also find the "straighten" tool as part of the Lens Correction filter in photoshop (which also has the ability of correcting for perspective to some extent, though nothing to rely on when shooting but it will correct small perspective shifts).
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