Missing links for fish-eye correction in Premiere Pro

I miss the link called "lens distortion" when I follow the suggestions below:
effects - video effects - distort - lens distortion
Hope somebody can help me or give me another solution how to remove Fisheye with Premiere Pro.
Best regards
MS

Which version of Premiere do you have?
This is from CC2014

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I could add why I can get away with not correcting exposure after all. I filmed this same scene twice, once after full darkness while moon rose, then a second time with sun setting behind me. I also filmed moon separately on zoom with its own exposure. So while moon is in foreground I use the 1st shot, in this the moon looks like a small white moving spotlight so I put film of the moon proper over it using transparency and rotational and speed effects so the moon always covers the spotlight, then in another project I reversed the second filming so instead of progressively getting darker it gets progressively brighter to full daylight. I figure that in a third project i will just fade the first into the second once the moon has moved out of top view. So the very very dark won't last too long.
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Objet : Exposure Correction in Premiere Pro
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