The current update adds support for Adobe Photoshop CC 2015.5 and fixes several issues. today released the minor update 4.016 to Filter Forge 4.0, a popular Photoshop plugin that allows users to create their own filters. New lens profiles have been introduced as well, including many Bower, Rokinon, and Samyang options, which many astrophotographers will be pleased to hear. Check out the full blog post for information on all the new lens and camera support. JFilter Forge 4.016 New Host Application, Bugs Fixed Alexandria, VA, USA (July 6, 2016) Filter Forge, Inc. Today's update also introduces support for many new releases, including the Fujifilm X-Pro2, Leica M, Panasonic DMC-ZS60, Sony a68, and many more. Faster image loading when zoomed in in the Library module.Faster thumbnail updates when pasting setting in Grid view.Improved results when using Auto Straighten and Upright 'Level' mode.

In addition to Boundary Warp, this release also features other improvements, including: The analysis seems rather sophisticated, as distortion and stretching are well-controlled.

Boundary Warp (available for CC members) works differently, analyzing the boundary and warping the image to fit a rectangular crop. Today, Adobe released version 2015.4/6.4 of Lightroom, which adds support for many new cameras and lenses, speeds up performance, and introduces an intriguing new feature: Boundary Warp.Īnyone who regularly works with panoramas knows that after stitching multiple images, the boundaries are often irregular, and fixing this requires either using something like Content Aware Fill, or sacrificing areas near the boundaries to get the desired crop.

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