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reapply warp stabilizer
Posted by Jonny Webb on May 17, 2012 at 10:31 amHi, i’ve just applied warp Stabilizer to a 3minute clip, and its smoothed it out beautifully. A really excellent job for a hand held camera clip.
But 2 minutes into the clip there is a 8second section that needs more. Is there a way (in AE) to apply the Warp again just to that bit?
Thanks, J
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Roland R. kahlenberg replied 14 years ago 2 Members · 6 Replies -
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Jonny Webb
May 17, 2012 at 10:40 amok i realise my mistake. what i need to do is apply some keyframes and up the settings between my 2 keys…
Update: Oh dear, i cant find any why of keyframing. some people say its not possible?! i find that hard to believe…
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Jonny Webb
May 17, 2012 at 11:30 amSo i applied the Tracker (Stabilize) and manually did my stabilization. But it applied to the original, not post Warp.
Anyways that seemed to do the trick. Not happy with it, and it took way too long, but i cant find an alternative route.
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Roland R. kahlenberg
May 17, 2012 at 11:38 amThere no KFs in the Warp Stabilizer pertaining strictly to stabilizing. The Warp Stabilizer works in 2 stages – analyse and then solve. FWIW, the 3D Camera Tracker works in similar fashion.
Should the solve not meet up to your expectation, you can try to tweak the parameters, This forces the effect (WS & 3D Cam Tracker) to re-solve, provide a solution. You should notice that any change to parameter settings only requires a re-solve without a need to re-analyze the footage. This same internal workflow works for both WS and 3D Cam Tracker.
So, you may want to do those tweak your parameters until you’re happy with the results.
Having said all this, ensure that you really need all those 3 minutes. The preferred workflow is to trim your footage such that you have what you want/need +- a second or two before applying WS or the 3D Cam Tracker. This speeds up the analysis stage as well as lowers the file size of your AEP, which can grow to a ‘ginormous’ size if you keep throwing untrimmed, long footage to either of the aforesaid effects.
HTH
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Jonny Webb
May 17, 2012 at 11:47 amAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Stupid F-in AE & F-in Adobe – the efffin AE crashed, the link from PremierePro lost its end, and the original clip on the time line disappeared.
Its bad enough the SHI$%Y program crashes, but why drag down so many others when it does ?!?!?!?!?!
UPDATE
i managed to recover and relink etc. and get back to where i was. -
Jonny Webb
May 17, 2012 at 11:52 amThanks for the reply.
If i apply Warp to just my 8 seconds of spaz-hand can i somehow render it back into my 3 minutes. Then i can do a gently warp on the 3 minutes…
Sorry to be such a noob.
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Roland R. kahlenberg
May 17, 2012 at 12:16 pm[Jonny Webb] “If i apply Warp to just my 8 seconds of spaz-hand can i somehow render it back into my 3 minutes. Then i can do a gently warp on the 3 minutes…”
I would rather do the 3 minutes with WS. Nest that and then Stabilize the problematic 8 seconds. The issues you will have will involve matching the ‘edit points’ of the 8-second segment. Hopefully, you can sufficiently tweak the ‘edit points’ by massaging the KFs created by the ole Stabilizer.
HTH
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