What software is a good reasonably priced application for adjusting the fisheye effect of the photo's and videos from the P2V+?

What are you using to edit?

I use Aperture for Photos and PTLens is a great (I think free) plugin for Fisheye in Photos. You can also use Adobe Camera Raw which is free, and works with Photoshop. Only problem is the Raw Files (DNG) import with wrong colors in Aperture in some cases. So using Adobe Camera Raw to do the import, then converting to JPG, then bringing them into Aperture for catalogueing  and storage is another method.

For video I use Final Cut Pro X. CoreMelt has a great Free plugin as part of the Lock and Load set. Lock and Load is not free but the Go Pro Fisheye Plugin that comes with it is. And it does not only work on GoPros. It works well with the Phantom 2 Vision+ camera also, which is what I have. You do not have to pay for or register Lock and Load to get the Fisheye Plugin. It is truly free.

Point is, there are free options that work just fine for both Video and Photo!

Tony@CVP Posted at 2014-9-23 09:49
What are you using to edit?

I use Aperture for Photos and PTLens is a great (I think free) plugin f ...

Hey Tony! Can you please put the links of the plugins the free and the other ones for correcting the fish eye! Thanks in advance

Adobe lightroom 5 is the best software for Pics. It will have the lens correction already built in.
Final Cut Pro is awesome as well for video for Mac

Sony Vegas Studio and 13 pro are amazing for video. As well for PC.

Adobe Premier is also a great editor for Video.

hd_ultra@msn.co Posted at 2014-9-26 06:36
Adobe lightroom 5 is the best software for Pics. It will have the lens correction already built in.
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Thanks for the info! But do you have the links of the plugins the free and the paid one for correcting the fish eye for the videos?

They are downloaded within the software automatically. What software are you using for editing ?

hd_ultra@msn.co Posted at 2014-9-26 06:43
They are downloaded within the software automatically. What software are you using for editing ?

Final Cut Pro

I can only find that profile for the DJI Camera in Lightroom 5. And it is for stills only.


I did some checking this is what I found off of Tony's Post.

TRY THESE
http://www.coremelt.com/products/lock-and-load-x.html

http://www.coremelt.com/reviews/ ... load-for-fcp-x.html

Final Cut Pro Fisheye plugging
http://www.crumplepop.com/gopro-fisheye-correction/


PtLENS
http://epaperpress.com/ptlens/

hd_ultra@msn.co Posted at 2014-9-26 07:36
I can only find that profile for the DJI Camera in Lightroom 5. And it is for stills only.

Thanks for your reply! I found those two aswell but as tony says, I didnt find the free one! anyways thanks again!

Anytime my Friend,,,,,

CoreMelt is the free Fnal Cut Pro X Plugin for Fisheye in Video: http://www.coremelt.com/products/lock-and-load-x.html
The fisheye filter comes free as part of the Lock and Load set. Lock and Loadis not free, but you do not have to pay for Lock and Load to get the Fisheye filter for free. You do have to download Lock and Load. Just don't have to register it. http://www.fcp.co/final-cut-pro/ ... he-lock-load-update

I misspoke regarding PTLens for Aperture (photos). It is not free. There is a free trial, but then it is $25 to register. It can be downloaded here: http://epaperpress.com/ptlens/

FromAdronesEye Posted at 2014-9-26 07:16
Final Cut Pro

The CoreMelt plugins must be downloaded, then saved in the Final Cut Pro library / Plugins / folder. There is not install program and it is not done from within Final Cut. There are directions in the ReadMe file for proper placement of the plugin files.

Note: when you drag the filter to your video in the timeline it defaults to a GoPro setting. If you are using the Vision+ you can then change the setting to manual, instead of GoPro, then tweak it to make it perfect. As you know, the level of fisheye distortion is determined by the amount of tilt you have the camera set to. So setting to manual will allow you to make the right modification for the specific amount of tilt. Let me know if you have any other questions!

Tony@CVP Posted at 2014-9-26 10:19
The CoreMelt plugins must be downloaded, then saved in the Final Cut Pro library / Plugins / folde ...

Hey Tony!! I really appreciate your reply! I lot of help!! Thanks!!

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