How to correct lens distortion in Final Cut Pro X by adding just one simple built-in effect to correct the image that is oftentimes created by a wide angle lens. Specifically, this barrel distortion occurs with the lens because it is so wide it often “bends” the edges or creates a fish eye effect.

You can fix this in Adobe Premiere Pro with the lens distortion effect, but in this Final Cut Pro X tutorial we’re going to be adding an effect that you may not have realized that it could offer some lens correction. If you want to remove the fish eye effect in your footage, this quick tip may offer you some value.

Intro and sample footage: 0:00 - 01:21
Correction Workflow: 01:22 - 04:35
Outro: 04:36 - 05:20
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