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Greetings!
Yep… I’m still running the Phantom 4 Pro in 2021!
After searching online without success I hope to learn from the forum:
Preferred approaches for reducing or eliminating P4P lens distortion while maintaining a level horizon line.
I use Lightroom Classic and Photoshop (both 2021)… on a Mac running Mojave.
I’m familiar with Lightroom’s “Lens Corrections” pane.
I’m familiar with Photoshop’s Lens Correction Filter, but I’m still not getting satisfactory distortion corrections.
Attached are two sample images from Lightroom:
Image 1:
Enable Profile Corrections are NOT enabled.
A Built-in Lens Profile has been applied (but I don’t understand which one?)
Image is distorted with buildings leaning left and right.
Image 2:
Enable Profile Corrections ARE enabled (Adobe PHANTOM4FC330) appears to be the only profile for the P4P?
A Built-in Lens Profile has been applied (but I don’t understand which one?)
Image changed only slightly and remains distorted.
Thank You!


Yep… I’m still running the Phantom 4 Pro in 2021!
After searching online without success I hope to learn from the forum:
Preferred approaches for reducing or eliminating P4P lens distortion while maintaining a level horizon line.
I use Lightroom Classic and Photoshop (both 2021)… on a Mac running Mojave.
I’m familiar with Lightroom’s “Lens Corrections” pane.
I’m familiar with Photoshop’s Lens Correction Filter, but I’m still not getting satisfactory distortion corrections.
Attached are two sample images from Lightroom:
Image 1:
Enable Profile Corrections are NOT enabled.
A Built-in Lens Profile has been applied (but I don’t understand which one?)
Image is distorted with buildings leaning left and right.
Image 2:
Enable Profile Corrections ARE enabled (Adobe PHANTOM4FC330) appears to be the only profile for the P4P?
A Built-in Lens Profile has been applied (but I don’t understand which one?)
Image changed only slightly and remains distorted.
Thank You!

