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optimal stabilizing and changing clip speed
HI,
I have Red footage that is shot both 6 fps and 12 fps for the motion blur effect, and I need to slow the clips down to normal speed. The clips are shot from a moving vehicle and they are very bumpy. I’m guessing that the only way to rescue the clips would be to stabilize them – does anybody know the best way to do that? We want to create a subtle motion blur if possible, but the clips look pretty psychedelic the way they are, or when I try to slow them down to normal speed. Do you think we have to reshoot? Actually the 12fps clips are pretty OK, but still need to be stabilized.
Thanks,
Annu
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1 Reply
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In FCP6 try Smoothcam. AfterFX has image stabilization and there are others out there – try lyric.com. I have no idea which would be best for your situation. There are probably demos you can download,
John
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