Shuddering during photo Panning

[Mike Sea]

Hi Guys,

i am not gonna give up.

The png comment was because that was one of the many variations I tried by reading through other areas of the forum before posting here.

Just a thought. Given you have my file, are you able to use it to create a mov to see if the same thing happens?

As for the file sizes, they are basically all cut down to 740x 500ish…again, another suggestion I read on the forum before I posted.

I will try the longer time sizes to see what happens.

As for the added key frames, they were experiments to see if the movement progression was a factor. The very fast first frame is ridiculous but was there for testing purposes.

OK, to summarise my next tests I will firstly try using longer time frame. Then, I will recheck the file sizes however, I now have three or four variations right down to 200k with the same issue so my instincts suggest that file size in not the problem I am encountering.

Again men, thanks for your patience helping me to work this through. I hope it is of value to others on the forum.

Mike

[Mike Sea]

I just posted the latest test which uses longer photo duration of up to ten seconds. This has slightly reduced the shudders but not gotten rid of the problem. These photo sizes are VERY small – around 200-300k which excludes the file size being an issue.

The file is on the same link previously posted and labelled Test v17. It is near the top of the page.

https://lightningboltphotography.com/

Thanks

Mike

[Mike Kujbida]

[Mike Sea] “The file is on the same link previously posted and labelled Test v17. It is near the top of the page.”

I’m not seeing Test v17 anywhere on that link.

[Mike Sea]

You may need to hit the refresh button to get the v17 link…it is the second video down and has the label Test v17 above it.