Any tips for reducing lens fisheye in Premiere CS6?
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Working in Mac Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 and I'm hoping for advice for how to reduce or eliminate the fisheye effect from GoPro's and ultra wide angle lenses ... anyone care to share?
I'm open to purchasing 3rd party filters, just haven't found any that will work in CS6 specifically (it's the version I have).
Thanks!
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