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Add note about conflicting TCA corrections. #593

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Expand Up @@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ Automatically correct for (or simulate) lens distortion, transverse chromatic ab

You can choose to either use lens correction data embedded in your Raw file (where present/supported) or correction data provided by the external [lensfun library](https://lensfun.github.io/).

If TCA correction is enabled in this module, also using [_raw chromatic aberrations_](./raw-chromatic-aberrations.md) may cause aritifacts from overcorrection.
# lensfun correction data

If your system's lensfun library has no correction profile for the automatically identified camera/lens combination, the controls for the three photometric parameters (below) are replaced with a warning message. You may try to find the right profile yourself by searching for it in the menu.
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Expand Up @@ -14,6 +14,8 @@ This module currently only works for raw images recorded with a Bayer sensor (th

The module will also not apply any corrections to any photos that have been identified as monochrome (see [developing monochrome images](../../guides-tutorials/monochrome.md) for more information).

If this module is enabled, then TCA correction in [_lens correction_](./lens-correction.md) should not also be enabled, as it will conflict.

# module controls

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