- The same Adaptive Wide Angle command, though,…can also be applied to video.…It's essential that you Convert for Smart Filters.…Otherwise, not only will it be destructive,…but it'll only affect the first frame.…Go in, take advantage of Lens Correction.…This was a GoPro 4.…Combine that with the Adaptive Wide Angle command.…You can easily find a curved horizon…and rotate this until it feels straight.…
If you see other surfaces that you want to affect,…you could do so,…easily bending those…and forcing the image.…Sometimes I'll use this for creative uses here…and push the image a bit.…There we go.…You'll note that even though these aren't horizons,…I could still manipulate the surfaces,…and this allows me to push parts of the video…into different shapes.…
So that worked quite well there,…allowing me to really stretch this video to fill the frame.…When satisfied, Scale is needed…and click OK.…Once you've put that in, you could take advantage…of cloning to fill in some of the empty pixels…or simply crop the video to a new shape.…
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2/6/2015Author Rich Harrington starts with the basics: importing and organizing photos, correcting distortion, adjusting color and exposure, and getting ready for print. He then moves on to working with video: developing color and exposure with adjustment layers and presets, and then rendering out the adjustments for editing in another application. He wraps things up with a short, fun tutorial on assembling a time-lapse sequence. Start watching and learn the skills you need to get the best-looking footage from the GoPro and other action cameras.
- Importing and organizing stills and video
- Correcting lens distortion
- Repairing color, contrast, and compression artifacts
- Improving exposure
- Boosting saturation and vibrance
- Sharpening and cropping
- Assembling panoramas
- Merging HDR images
- Building time-lapse sequences
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome50s
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Using the exercise files1m 12s
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1. Importing and Organizing Images
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Renaming images in Bridge3m 49s
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Renaming images in Lightroom3m 34s
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2. Correcting Distortion
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3. Adjusting Exposure
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Using Levels adjustments2m 42s
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Using Curves adjustments3m 40s
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4. Adjusting Color
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5. Getting Images Ready for Print
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Assembling a panoramic photo5m 19s
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Merging an HDR4m 42s
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6. Working with Video Files from GoPro Cameras
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7. Assembling a Time-Lapse Sequence
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 6s
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Video: Using adaptive wide-angle controls to remove distortion in video footage