Originally posted by pjv Thanks! Cool that Lightroom has a built-in feature for it. Unfortunately I don't use Lightroom, but it was educational all the same.
I should have specified what software I use, but I was interested in knowing what other people use. There is a PF removal feature in Paintshop Pro in the "Adjust" menu but on this image at least, it doesn't seem to have any effect.
Originally posted by photolady95 I do it in Photoshop Elements with the clone tool set on Color. Chose a brush size, then just move the clone tool along the edge where the PF shows up. That's how I do it. Other's opinions, work flow may differ.
I thought I read in the forums that LR/PS now has a way to remove the fringing automatically, but since I don't own or use those softwares, I can't tell you how.
Thanks! That makes a lot of sense. There's a colour mode for the clone tool in Paintshop Pro, but I'll have to figure out how to use it. In the meantime, I just tried DxO Pro Optics. For some reason with this image, the PF tool in it doesn't seem to do anything at all. Aha - I had tried the PF removal in PSP on the jpeg produced by DxO. If I use it on the jpeg produced by the camera, it does have an effect, but in this case the effect isn't worth it.
I checked and Chromatic Aberration removal is set on in the K3. Honestly I don't think that the PF in this image is too bad. I was just curious what people use to try to eliminate it.