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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 228832" data-attributes="member: 9240">It's not so much softening as stretching.&nbsp; If you look at the amount of horizontal room taken up by the window in the upper right corner and compare it to the same window in the original photo you can see there's a lot of interpolation going on here.&nbsp; The more details there are to stretch the less sharp it will appear.&nbsp; Were this a monochrome wall or something will less detail I it wouldn't seem as soft.&nbsp; And to be fair, the use of Analog Efex here may have introduced some additional noise.&nbsp; It's by no means a substitute for a lens that does the rectilinear correction itself, like the 16-35mm, but the idea that LR does the correction at the touch of a button is nice.&nbsp; You can see the same type of softening in the Crayon box in the upper right corner of the finished image of the Crayola factory from my first post here in <a href="http://nikonites.com/computers-software/18579-using-nik-collection-2.html#post228500" target="_blank">this thread</a>.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 228832, member: 9240"] It's not so much softening as stretching. If you look at the amount of horizontal room taken up by the window in the upper right corner and compare it to the same window in the original photo you can see there's a lot of interpolation going on here. The more details there are to stretch the less sharp it will appear. Were this a monochrome wall or something will less detail I it wouldn't seem as soft. And to be fair, the use of Analog Efex here may have introduced some additional noise. It's by no means a substitute for a lens that does the rectilinear correction itself, like the 16-35mm, but the idea that LR does the correction at the touch of a button is nice. You can see the same type of softening in the Crayon box in the upper right corner of the finished image of the Crayola factory from my first post here in [URL="http://nikonites.com/computers-software/18579-using-nik-collection-2.html#post228500"]this thread[/URL]. [/QUOTE]

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