How to remove rolling band for free?

Peterwesterlund wrote:

… You need expensive plugins to work with the program. That *****.

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what nonsense…

YOU need a fix for your mistake on recording (wrong shutter speed with LED lighting) and now complaining, you have to pay the helpful geniuses who know how to fix that in post … while using a free trial version of a highly professional, fully equipped NLE.

Peterwesterlund wrote:

…What else can I do?

grow up.

That's

Peterwesterlund wrote:

I have problem with video clips from a recording I did with my DSLR Camera. The videos has got dark rolling bands over them.They can be removed with the Flicker Free plugin. But that plugin is too expensive. And I have the trial version of the Final Cut Pro X so I don't even know if I'm gonna keep it. It doesn't help that the program itself hasn't a tool for this. You need expensive plugins to work with the program. That *****.

I only used iMovie before but that program can't remove the rolling bands.

I can't record everything again. What else can I do?

That's the "pro" part of Final Cut Pro: having access to highly specialized tools, that some skilled programmer has created within the API, to help solve weird problems that most professionals usually don't have. Rolling shutter is one kind of DSLR banding problem. Another is shots of TVs at incorrect scanning frequencies. The most difficult to deal with is a shutter speed that was out of sync with your mains lighting sources. If this footage is important to you, you will, of course, spend whatever it takes to fix it. None of these fix-it-in-post filters or image processors work like magic; you'll need to learn how to use them.

Give the Rolling Shutter a shot:

Usually it's for skewed footage, your issue sounds more like a shutter issue as David points out

Al.

Not sure what you mean by rolling bands. Can you post a screenshot? Better yet, export a short section of the video showing the problem to some place like dropbox and post a link so we can test?