Equirectangular to Stereographic for circle text

[Kamigeek]

Equirectangular to Stereographic is like Photoshop’s polar coordinate filter
we can use it for put a text in circle

with a simple color and crop rectangle we can made a “loading circle”

[MusicalBox]

Excellent @Kamigeek

This reminds me of a little challenge we had here last year on the forum:

How-To Challenge: Animated concentric circles

As a follow-up to this @jonray post, I’d like to propose this other challenge to anyone interested. I guess it’s a two part challenge in fact. First part is to create these white animated concentric circles on a black background. I only used Shotcut to create them. No external software. Second part: After exporting the animation, overlay the resulting clip on any background and change the color of the circles. The circles must stay opaque. Alternate the colors. One of the colors m…

Also, the 360 filters can be used to create all sorts of cool effects.
Some examples here:

GoPro Fisheye Removal and Smoothing for Shotcut

You don’t need a 360 camera to use the 360 filters. You can create nice effects with them. For example, the animated text below was created with the 360: Equirectangular to Rectilinear filter and keyframes. 360-text.mlt (5.6 KB) [360] [shotcut_dkJ7dYJyvH] [360-obelisk] Another example, using the 360: Equirectangular to Stereographic filter: [360-2] Oh my, this is so much fun Here’s another one (last one) using the 360: Transform filter: [360-hill] Sorry for flooding …

[Epsilon85]

Bonjour Kamigeek, super ce tuto, Merci, Cordialement

[david.lyon]

@Kamigeek

Equirectangular to Stereographic is like Photoshop’s polar coordinate filter

It’s really bizarre naming imo.

I’ve done a reasonable amount of Mathematics in the past but who would guess that “Equirectangular” would be for making circles?

“Equirectangular” would imply making squares and rectangles not circular objects… and stereo-graphic implies getting two circles and not one, but oh well.