I installed a folder into the “C:\Users\ASUS\AppData\Local\Programs\Shotcut\share\shotcut\qml\filters” path, called “fisheye”, it is a folder type. I can see the filter, but shows no settings.
What I was expecting:
Couldn’t put another image. But on top is what I got without the stuff below except for the filter being added.
Or just replace the duplicate content with the other file (There are two files with the same name which I think has different data). So I will delete the current one and replace it with the new one?
Ok. One reason I can see, is that thread is about 3 years old, and Shotcut changed a lot since then. Maybe this DeFishEye filter worked on older versions, but is not compatible with the latest versions.
I can confirm what @MusicalBox says. Works with Shotcut V-2020.07 (at that time, the filter did not exist in Shotcut), but not with recent versions (2023.09).
Use the current Fisheye filter (or Lens Correction for the edge of the image)
Je confirme ce que dit @MusicalBox. Fonctionne avec Shotcut V-2020.07 (à cette époque,le filtre n’existait pas dans Shotcut), mais pas avec les versions récentes (2023.09).
Utiliser le filtre Fisheye actuel (ou Lens Correction pour le bord)
1/ If you absolutely must use DeFishEye filter, yes. Link for v20.07.11 or v20.09.27
Choose your version under ‘Assets’. Prefer portable versions so as not to overwrite your latest version.
– Important: Versions v20.07 or v20.09 are not fully compatible with current versions.
Otherwise, the current Fisheye filter behaves similarly. You can also try the filters 360: Hemispherical to Equirectangular or 360 :Equirectangular to Stereographic. I don’t know which effect you’re looking for.
Jeez, the current Fisheye is basically the same as and improved over the old, unofficial DeFishEye! Sometimes, these unofficial things have been cleaned up enough to include with Shotcut.
Almost set it to solution but I forgot to ask a question. How do you get INSIDE of the subject to be the one that is going to be pulled out (Like what you did to that dog.).
Ill show you a picture of what I am trying to acheive: