Need help fix fisheye mac software

[freeskier989]

Hello great group of knowledgeable people. Im new to the hobby and this forum but work as a digital marketer, so have every piece of software. What i need to know is how to best correct the lens curvature for the Vision+ in either Premiere (Mac) Final Cut (Mac) or any other mac based software. As far as i know, there has yet to be a camera profile for this one, and the old Vision profile doesnt seem to do the job, at least when im in photoshop. I cannot find the lens correction part of Premiere... any help or suggestions would be grand.

Thank you and good piloting.

Mark

 

[malacca]

If you have FCP X (you said you had Final Cut, but I wasn't sure if you meant 7 or X), you can find a free fisheye correction plugin here - http://alex4d.com/7-alex4d-wide-angle-fix-effect

Along with many other great free plugins.

There's also this - http://www.fcpeffects.com/collections/n ... val-plugin but it costs money. I have both (wish I'd found the Alex4D one first), and they both do the fisheye removal beautifully.

Enjoy!

 

[tch1972]

Final Cut Pro X and FCPEffects here. Love them.

 

[cougar]

Hello great group of knowledgeable people. Im new to the hobby and this forum but work as a digital marketer, so have every piece of software. What i need to know is how to best correct the lens curvature for the Vision+ in either Premiere (Mac) Final Cut (Mac) or any other mac based software. As far as i know, there has yet to be a camera profile for this one, and the old Vision profile doesnt seem to do the job, at least when im in photoshop. I cannot find the lens correction part of Premiere... any help or suggestions would be grand.

Thank you and good piloting.

Mark

I use ProDrenalin on my MAC, great for this.

 

[happydays]

I use Lightroom on a mac and it has a lens correction setting that recognises the P2V and V+ which are essentially the same camera.

 

[Mork]

Or use Photoshop

For video and Photo, automatic fisheye removal by selecting DJI Camera or even do it all by hand by drawing straight hor or vert lines inside your picture

 

[GadgetRick]

You can correct it using Photoshop as well.