All right.
Welcome back.
So in this video, we're we talk about Len's correction.
So let's go to file an open and open up Max Rez default, one that's go to file, automate and go to
lens correction.
OK.
So we're going to use files.
I'm going to browse and I want to use that file.
The destination folder will be the file types going to be Peosta.
The location is going to be desktop dogs and then results lens correction, profile match, best profile.
So it's going to match it on its own.
Or you can choose it.
So I'm going to let it match the best profile that's hit.
OK.
Let's minimize Photoshop and go down here to dogs and results and then open that up and you can see
it, the little lens correction here.
All right.
So let's try one more here.
Let's go to automate and let's do lens correction.
And this time was to a folder and sort of just to file some eyebrows for that.
And we're going to go to dogs and OK, the file types gonna be PTSD.
You can also do J.
Peg, PMG and Tef, but we're gonna keep it on BSD.
We'll keep it in the results.
And let's see everything else will leave the same.
OK.
Now, let's minimize this and see what happened.
All right.
So if I close this out and go to dogs and then results.
There you go.
So it did a lens correction on the image.
Now, this image didn't need much correction, but whatever it needed.
That's when it applied.
All right.
Same with this one.
It didn't need a lab, but whatever it needed, it actually applied it.
And it looks very good.
So thanks for watching.
I'll see in the next video.