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Using Optical Stabilizer to get rid of telelens shake
Hi all,
I’m just trying out the Optical Stabilizer to see if I can use it for a common problem I have: As I do outdoors filming with a rather large tele lens, from time to time i get “Wind Shakes”, as wind gusts throws my lens slightly off. I know I could use a heavier tripod to counter this, but as I need to carry all my gear back and forth I try and stay light.So, I would deeply appreciate any pointers on how to use Optical Stabilizer to get rid of these shakes. I’ve uploaded a vid where the problem is very visible here:
https://vimeo.com/13680779 (10 first seconds are intentionally blank)(I have tried playing with the values in the stabilizer, but I can’t seem to get rid of the shake…)
Premiere Pro CS5(x64)/BCC7 / Canon EOS 7D
Best regards,
Trond Hindenes
Norway -
7 Replies
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It should be a piece of cake. The shaking is very light and camera almost locked. Can you send me a snippet of your video via yousendit?
Boris Yamnitsky
BorisFX -
Thanks!
A similar file (from the same shot with the same problem) is at
https://rcpt.yousendit.com/917150017/a7882881cb683a5317ebd34bbecd20daBest regards,
Trond Hindenes
Norway -
Nice shot. Are you on Mac or Win?
Boris Yamnitsky
BorisFX -
I’m on win – primarily using Premiere Pro Cs5 on a WIn7x64 system.
Best regards,
Trond Hindenes
Norway -
OK, we’ll retest Premiere CS5 win with your clip and report back to you on this forum
Boris Yamnitsky
BorisFX -
Sweet!
As I wrote, I’m looking for hints and tips to which settings to use on these kinds of vibrations.Best regards,
Trond Hindenes
Norway -
Hi Trond,
I had success in stabilizing your clip using the BCC Optical Stabilizer – can you please contact me off list? You can reach me at peterm@borisfx.com.
Cheers,
Peter.
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