This is about the most concise tutorial I've seen for post-processing in Lightroom 5.

However, the narrator should really start with setting the lens profile first in my opinion.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRXUBnTJM-g

Serge Ramelli's YouTube channel . . .

http://www.youtube.com/user/cmoeu?annotation_id=annotation_4172386111&feature=iv&src_vid=tRXUBnTJM-g&sub_confirmation=1

Maybe they do what I do, set the raw converter to run a preset that enables lens correction from the profiles. I also enable the 'remove chromatic aberration'.

Maybe they do what I do, set the raw converter to run a preset that enables lens correction from the profiles. I also enable the 'remove chromatic aberration'.

This is the first thing I do. Select lens correction and sort out longitudinal CA and PF first before proceeding. With old f/1.2 glass this can take some time.

Maybe they do what I do, set the raw converter to run a preset that enables lens correction from the profiles. I also enable the 'remove chromatic aberration'.

This is the first thing I do. Select lens correction and sort out longitudinal CA and PF first before proceeding. With old f/1.2 glass this can take some time.

It would be wise to create custom lens profiles as you go along so you do not have to keep reinventing them.

Here is a cheat sheet I copied off the web:

Download Lense Profile Creator from following page:

http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/extend.displayTab2.html#resour ces

Please refer PDF user guide on "How to Create Lense Profile".

http://wwwimages.adobe.com/www.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/products /photoshop/pdfs/lensprofile_creator_userguide.pdf

Thanks Fiddles, for all the lenses I use there's already profiles, apart from the Sigma 8-16mm which is only recognised above 10mm I think.

I'm looking for a recommended tutorial for basic RAW post-processing.

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