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WARP in PP CS6: Re-stabilizing after cutting clip without re-analyzing?
I ran the Warp effect on a 4 minute clip.
Next, I observed that some parts of the clip required a lot of cropping (149% auto scale), while others clearly require much less.
So I divided the clip with the razor tool, hoping that I could re-apply auto scale selectively without re-Analyzing.
Is there a way to do this?
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You can minimize the scaling limit, it will mean there is more of a floating feel to the stabilize.
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What I was getting at is that I want a different Auto-Scaling measurement for each portion of the clip using the same settings. I thought the program should be able to compute this without having to re-Analyze, because it’s quite clear that certain portions of the clip have been stabilized less than others.
As far as I can tell, Auto-Scale uses the least common denomintor; i.e. it scales to the portion of the clip that has been stabilized the most. By cutting the portion off, I would have hoped that it could easily recompute the Auto-Scaling for the rest of the clip.
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Hi, Im having the same problem and about to give up. I have a 30 min sequence I want to apply a slight bit of stabilization to. after analyzing, the crop (or scale) gets very big due to a few sections. is there a way that WARP can limit its stabilization to prevent this radical zoom in (130%)? this is a pain. ive set scale >> stabilize to 5%.
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