Lens distortion compensation

This feature allows you to correct distortion caused by the lens for clips shot in the X-OCN format that contain lens distortion correction metadata.


  1. Select a clip in the thumbnail/list panel and set the mode selector to [Edit/Details].
    • Clips that include correction metadata will display the following button in the thumbnail/list panel.

      : [CONTAINS METADATA FOR] button

    • If clicking the [CONTAINS METADATA FOR] button displays the following icon, the clip includes lens distortion correction metadata.

      : [Lens distortion compensation] icon

    • The lens distortion compensation icon is not displayed on clips in the following volumes or devices.
      • FTP device
      • Volume of the CIFS-mediated XDCAM Station
      • XDCAM deck
      • XDCAM drive unit
      • Optical Disc Archive volume

    Note

    • Clips that do not contain correction metadata cannot be corrected.
  2. Click the [CLIP ADJUSTMENTS] button in the upper right of the screen.

    : [CLIP ADJUSTMENTS] button

    The [Adjust clip settings] panel will be displayed.

    • When opening a clip that contains correction metadata, you will first be prompted to analyze the clip. Click the following button at the top of the panel.

      : [Analyze] button

  3. Specify the range to apply correction by setting mark-in and mark-out points on the trackbar.
  4. Click [Lens distortion compensation].

    The switch for applying correction will be displayed.

    • To turn [Lens distortion compensation] on or off, you must turn off other corrections first.

  5. Turn on the [Apply] switch.
  6. Click the following button at the top of the panel.

    : [Analyze] button

    • If you have already performed analysis, the [Analyze] button may not be displayed.

    Note

    • Depending on your operating environment, the image after correction may appear as a black screen.
  7. Click the following button in the lower right of the screen to open the dialog, and then adjust the transcoding settings.

    : [Export] button

    Note

  8. Click [Export].

    The results of the clip adjustments will be rendered to the specified clip.

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