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    Reading for the true lens geeks...

    If you don't waste at least an hour or two on this, you're not a "real" lens geek!

    http://www.hearne.com.au/attachments..._Reference.pdf
    "I love my Verito lens, but I always have to sharpen everything in Photoshop..."

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    Re: Reading for the true lens geeks...

    YIKES!! Don't drop it on your foot!
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    Re: Reading for the true lens geeks...

    I just found an instruction manual for some software. Can you download the software somewhere?

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    Re: Reading for the true lens geeks...

    ic-racer, search for oslo and free and student version and with luck you'll find it. The full version that does all the manual talks about isn't, alas, free. If you read French you might want to try Eric Beltrando's program 030, which I think is still available on www.dioptrique.info

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    Re: Reading for the true lens geeks...

    I've recently finished designing a petzval with OSLO Edu, there is quite a steep learning curve, but its not too bad, not as bad as say, vuescan.

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    Re: Reading for the true lens geeks...

    Winlens (LINOS ex Rodenstock) is free http://www.winlens.de/
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    Re: Reading for the true lens geeks...

    Are there any of these programs that run on a Mac?
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    Re: Reading for the true lens geeks...

    Quote Originally Posted by Dan Fromm View Post
    ic-racer, search for oslo and free and student version and with luck you'll find it. The full version that does all the manual talks about isn't, alas, free. If you read French you might want to try Eric Beltrando's program 030, which I think is still available on www.dioptrique.info
    Cool Thanks!

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