Defish Photoshop Tutorial

In this tutorial I'm explaining several techniques on how to 'defish' fisheye images.

[@egon10psi]

Please make a full post processing tutorial of one of your images!!

[@koos48]

Here full frame means the entire sensor, irrespective of sensor size.

[@jean-marclabatut2188]

Thanks a lot, Albert! Very good job!

[@Netherlands031]

skip to 3:00 if you want to skip the babble

[@JBCMotive]

you are a life saver

[@fandangofandango2022]

Good Work Tiger.

[@michaelm.1947]

Thank you.

[@fsi2210]

Thank you, very informative.

[@talmor2]

Hi Albert, you mentioned that you used the fish-eye lens only because you didnt have time. My question is, if you had time would you switch to a regular wide angle lens? I mean, after all the defishing process which lost a lot of resolution. Is the result after defishing nicer in any way than if it was with a regular wide angle? so you used the fish-eye 100% only becasue you didnt have time? or also for some creative reason of the final result ? Hope you answer. Thanks, Tal

[@johanlisspers7934]

Nice video!

[@joshy21able]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@mihneafronie9390]

Please make more tutorials about post processing

[@felipecotica6536]

3:24 "using a full frame lens" - this is the confusing marketing speech about "full frame" ;-) Fisheye-Hemi works independent of sensor formats and refers to different angle of views: "circle", "full frame" and "cropped": 180° horizontal across the field = "circle", 180° diagonally = no black edges in the corners and less than 180° diagonally ("cropped", mild fisheye distortion).

[@donmackie3584]

Albert...I’m having a difficult time hearing exactly what plug-in you’re using for fish-eye correction. Can you site please?!

[@AlbertDrosPhotography]

Its called Hemi fisheye, although they're taken over by IMADIO now I think :) google it!

[@donmackie3584]

Thank you!

[@user-kl9jt8wk6i]

nobody in Russia is engaged in defishing, only cool cinematic effects are interesting... бьюэээээээ... тошнит

[@jorsetti]

Why not just use a PC Tilt Shift :) nice video, thanks!