Correcting Clips

• Export Format
• Cropping
• Lens Mask
• Parallax Correction
• Automatic Horizontal Correction
• Manual Horizontal Correction
• Image Stabilization

Perform clip correction without [Fisheye View] selected on the [VR Correction] panel.

Results of correction are applied to exported files.

Caution

• Peripheral image areas may be missing if clips recorded with the camera tilted are corrected with parallax correction, manual or automatic horizontal correction, or image stabilization.

Export Format

Select a format for exported clips.

When set to [3D]

[]: Select when exporting for 180°VR content.

[]: Select when exporting for display in theater format.

[]: Select when exporting in a theater format such as 3D side-by-side or for content such as spatial video or spatial photos. This option is available under the following conditions.

• Mac computer with Apple silicon that has macOS 14.4 or later installed

Cropping

You can select the aspect ratio for cropping clips when [Export Format] is set to [] or [].

Lens Mask

You can make the appearance of the lens on the other side, as captured in clips, less noticeable. This feature can also add natural blurring to the boundary between the captured image and the background. Available when [Export Format] is set to [] or []. This option is available under the following conditions.

• Clips captured using RF-S3.9mm F3.5 STM DUAL FISHEYE
• Clips captured using RF5.2mm F2.8 L DUAL FISHEYE

Parallax Correction

The application automatically compensates for the margin of error between images from the left and right lens. This option is selected by default. Note that correction may take some time, depending on the clip.

Automatic Horizontal Correction

For automatic tilt correction, select [Tilt]. For automatic roll correction, select [Roll]. Note that correction may take some time, depending on the clip.

Manual Horizontal Correction

You can manually straighten clips while checking the preview.

Drag the Pan, Tilt, and Roll sliders as needed or enter angles in the boxes next to the sliders.

Image Stabilization

To straighten crooked clips automatically, select [Image Stabilization]. Note that correction may take some time, depending on the clip.

Clips with image stabilization applied are labeled with [] in the [Status] column.

Options displayed vary depending on the camera used to capture the clip.

EOS R5 Mark II, EOS R6 Mark III, EOS R6 V, EOS R50 V, EOS C400, EOS C80, EOS C50

• Detection Mode

  [Prioritize Speed] may be convenient when processing long clips.

  [Prioritize Accuracy] is a good choice when image stabilization is most important.

  Note that [Detection Mode] options are not available in these shooting situations.

  • Time-lapse recording (EOS R5 Mark II, EOS R6 Mark III, EOS R6 V, EOS R50 V)
  • Slow/fast motion recording (EOS R6 Mark III, EOS R6 V, EOS R50 V, EOS C400, EOS C80, or EOS C50)
  • Frame recording (EOS C400, EOS C80, or EOS C50)
  • Interval recording (EOS C400, EOS C80, or EOS C50)
  • High Frame Rate recording at 100 fps or higher (EOS R6 Mark III or EOS R6 V)

• Correction Strength

  [Standard (Recommended)] is suitable for typical shooting situations. For image stabilization stronger than [Standard (Recommended)], consider choosing [Prioritize Stability].

EOS R5, EOS R6 Mark II, EOS R7, EOS R50, EOS R5 C

• Correction Strength

  [Standard (Recommended)] is suitable for typical shooting situations. For image stabilization stronger than [Standard (Recommended)], consider choosing [Prioritize Stability].

[Standard (Recommended)] is suitable for typical shooting situations. For image stabilization stronger than [Standard (Recommended)], consider choosing [Prioritize Stability].