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16th May 2005
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How to correct the distortion in fisheye images? (Mac User)
Hi guys,
Any Mac User know how to 'defish' a fisheye-effect image from a 8mm fish-eye lens? Thanks |
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17th May 2005
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No helps?
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17th May 2005
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Thanks, Megaweb.
Tried it out with small files, works alright. Will try out large jpgs when my peleng 8mm arrives. Cheers Max 2.8  |
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17th May 2005
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 Defish can't work with OS X Panther!!!!!!! |
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17th May 2005
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actually, imho - no loss. the FE effect is a very nice effect when used properly. when you defish, you minus about 1.5x, and the resultant picture still has pretty bad with "stretched" distortion!! |
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17th May 2005
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Wah Lao! Bro, you not helping leh... |
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17th May 2005
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similar defish programme for OS X can be found on versiontracker (freeware) http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/1167  |
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17th May 2005
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Ha ha, you're the MAN! Thanks! Bang! Bang!
So when will you join the IR Gang for outing? |
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17th May 2005
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 let me read up more on IR photography first!! still trying to get a handle on landscape, more use to event and candid photography. might ask to borrow your peleng later... once you get it from hp!! |
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17th May 2005
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Wah Lao, when you join the IR outing, sure can let you try.
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17th December 2006
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Re: How to correct the distortion in fisheye images? (Mac User)
I found this thread through the search function.
How's the desifh working? any other software to correct the distortion in wide angle? TIA. |
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18th December 2006
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Re: How to correct the distortion in fisheye images? (Mac User)
panotools is able to extract an image from an 8mm fisheye. extracted image would have fov of your choice and can be in fisheye format or the normal format. it has a steep learning curve though. available as a plugin for photoshop. pm me if you have questions
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18th December 2006
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Re: How to correct the distortion in fisheye images? (Mac User)
hi,
thx for the willingness to share the knowledge. Anyway, I'm using 15mm and 10-22mm on a 1.6x crop DSLR body. So, the distortion not so obvious like the 8mm lens, but still sometimes it's annoyed me. Any idea how to correct it? FYI, I'm using Macintosh. TIA. |
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27th December 2006
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Re: How to correct the distortion in fisheye images? (Mac User)
ahem. that being said, Filters>Distort>Lens correction in PS would do fine. You'll just lose focal length though. |
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27th December 2006
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Re: How to correct the distortion in fisheye images? (Mac User)
Anyway, Filters>distort>lens correction. FYI, I also mac user. =D |
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