How do you get rid of that??? I checked off the box in Advanced Settings in "Step 1" in the Import and Convert menu, but it seems to do nothing! I'm using a GoPro Hero3 (white) if that means anything. It's awful!!!!!!!!
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MKheng said:I use ProDrenalin from http://www.prodad.com Works well with photos and videos and in my mind easier to use than the GoPro software, which you could also try.
50$ for prodrenalin is the very best price and program you get for a good stabilizer and fish eye removal tool. Think it this way You can actually take useable footage in abit of wind, cause the stabilizer will take whatever mount or gimbal havnt taken.PhantomFan said:MKheng said:I use ProDrenalin from http://www.prodad.com Works well with photos and videos and in my mind easier to use than the GoPro software, which you could also try.
Wow!!! Thanks for the heads up. I read the PC World review and downloaded the demo. The ProDrenalin demo worked nicely on my test video. Guess I'm going to have to part with another $50.00. ****...you can spend endless amounts of cash on this hobby in a flash.
@ mediaguru: When I upgraded to a 64 bit rocket-ship of a computer (I like to do fractal rendering with Mandelbulb 3D, Fragmentarium and Apophysis) Photoshop refused to load, giving me an as yet unsolvable "No room on scratch disk" error. So far, no one I know has managed to solve this problem. I have searched repeatedly for a solution that works. None has. Maybe Photoshop just can't deal with being installed on a terabyte-sized drive, or else it's not stable in a 64 bit OS.
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DrMucker said:I use Sony Vegas Pro .. is there anyone out there using this
and have you found a filter in it, to correct this issue ..