Does the Sony A55 automatically correct lens aberrations like the Panasonic GH2?
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The Panasonic GH2 can apply in-camera corrections for supported lenses, such as geometric distortion and chromatic aberration, and these corrections affect the live view/EVF and image output. Can the Sony A55 do the same kind of automatic lens aberration correction?
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Good question though, in all my years of reviewing cameras I have never thought of listing what a camera does not do except for truly rare omissions (no tripod mount, no built-in flash, that's about it).
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No. Based on the community answer, the Sony A55 does not provide the same kind of automatic lens aberration correction described for the Panasonic GH2.
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