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Hi,
Anybody know why I'm unable to select Tripod Mode when I'm adding a stabilisation effect:
(I've tried with all the different spatial conform options, not that that should effect it)
Thanks
MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X Mavericks (10.9.1), 2.3 GHz i7, 16GB RAM
From FCP X manual:
Note: When you choose InertiaCam, Final Cut Pro analyzes your video footage and if it determines there is an opportunity, it also offers the Tripod Mode checkbox. Select the checkbox to create the effect of a static camera that is mounted on a tripod.
So I think the key point here is: "if it determines there is an opportunity".
From FCP X manual:
Note: When you choose InertiaCam, Final Cut Pro analyzes your video footage and if it determines there is an opportunity, it also offers the Tripod Mode checkbox. Select the checkbox to create the effect of a static camera that is mounted on a tripod.
So I think the key point here is: "if it determines there is an opportunity".
Don't know but I find that Automatic and InertiaCam warp the image too much.
Cannot Select Tripod Mode Stabilisation
