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Warp Stabilizer does not work even on a short clip!
Warp Stabilizer: Please: What’s happening here? Not working…………….
Upgraded to Premiere Pro CS 6 (as I don’t have After Effects) specifically in order to stabilize video. Thus far, from my experience, it produces a clip which is much worse than the original after being subject to the analyzing/stabilizing processes!
How is that possible? It baffles me! Go figure. Hence this post.
Camcorder is Canon A1s or A1. Format is HDV/.m2t. Rolling shutter issue?
The preliminary analyzing process is equal to or even slower than rendering. A 5.5 minute clip takes hours! CS 6 is slow compared to CS 5.5 to begin with.
I record services in a house of worship. The clip I’ll use as an example is one I shot recently of a lady kneeling down and praying. I tried every improved setting that I could think of such as no motion, advanced detailed analysis and the like in addition to the default settings.
Shot composition: Subject zoomed in on fairly tight with part of a grand piano in the background.
Since I tend to be a bit of a perfectionist & my tripod shot somehow moved a slight bit up and down while shooting which created this issue, I wanted to make the movement so it was not so noticeable. It wasn’t extreme, just obvious to my trained eye.
After things were “stabilized/corrected, here was the result:
The foreground/main object is ok, however anything around or behind that looks like it’s footage shot handheld from a rolling deck, on very tumultuous ocean which defeats the purpose. I thought subspace warp was 3d?
Any suggestions? Is Warp not up to this basic and simple task? Workable alternatives?
I wish I could down load the clip so everyone could see the before and after.
Upload would be huge however.
Anyone willing to help me make this work? Image stabilization/correction is a key skill I need going forward. Suggestions please.
Thanks in advance.
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4 Replies
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The camera cannot have rolling shutter as its CCD and not CMOS.
Try with the default settings.
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Why don’t you export a smallish H264 file of the original clip so we can actually see what’s up?
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As requested here is a short representative clip.
It would make my day to know how to deal with this type of problem!
I DON’T KNOW WHY MY CLIP WILL NOT TAKE AFTER UPLOADING.
It went to the demo reels section which is not appropriate.
It was already H.264 when uploaded before being re-encoded!
How does one get it here with my thread?
Will some spell out teh process of posting a video here as requested? Sorry to ask such a basic question.
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https://www.depositfiles.com/en/
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