This discussion is locked
-
All replies
-
Helpful answers
-
Sep 10, 2010 9:11 AM in response to moomoo3by stuckfootage,Sorry you're feeling so bad. Maybe we can help. A couple of thoughts:
Definitely deinterlace before stabilising.
You might have better results with the SmoothCam node.
It looks at the whole image rather than just a search area.
I'm sure you realize that if the camera was moving so much
that there is motion blur in single frames, SmoothCam
or Stabilize cannot remove the blur. In that case,
you only have a few options:
1. Edit so that you cut away when the worst blur happens.
2. Reduce the amount of stabilization (SmoothCam's translationSmooth,
rotationSmooth). By retaining a little camera movement,
the motion blur is not as distracting.moomoo3 wrote:
the blur is not present in the original footage.
Really? Did you check the exact same frame before and after? -
Sep 11, 2010 6:38 AM in response to moomoo3by moomoo3,yea, i looked at the original footage which was exported from avid and then did trial and errors with exporting it as normal tiff in shake, exporting it as stabilised and not scaled and compared them.
deinterlacing it before stabilising it has improved it loads yet but i need to keep testing to make sure. i only recently learned shake and its very different to when i've used after effects. -
-
Sep 12, 2010 5:43 AM in response to moomoo3by moomoo3,how can i post a screen grab and i can show u better? -
Sep 12, 2010 5:46 AM in response to moomoo3by moomoo3,incase i cant, my email address is johnny_402@hotmail.com. thanks -
-
Sep 13, 2010 10:42 AM in response to moomoo3by stuckfootage,It would be useful to see the same exact frame,
before and after stabilization.


