thefroc
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Post by thefroc on Jan 11, 2015 14:46:04 GMT
...would you like us to stabilise it?
anyone seen this option when uploading a video? and does it help a gta race vid? or is it really for real life vids? (only watched a preview and wasnt convinced coz preview playback is poor quality)
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Post by Hale on Jan 11, 2015 15:41:28 GMT
Don't click to stabilise. Completely cocks up the vid most of the time. Youtubes form of the annoying microsoft paperclip that thinks you need help.
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thefroc
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Post by thefroc on Jan 11, 2015 15:57:24 GMT
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FlushStroke
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Post by FlushStroke on Jan 11, 2015 18:18:12 GMT
Your video will look like it was filmed by a drunk camera man. Makes you sea sick if you watch a video that has been stabilised lol
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fBomb220
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Do u even rift bro?
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Post by fBomb220 on Jan 11, 2015 19:11:40 GMT
Yeah, don't do this with game videos but sometimes it's pretty good with home movies.
Here's an F-18 flyby I shot last summer that was so shaky, it was unwatchable until I stabilized it with YouTube. It did a better job of stabilization than my Adobe Premiere Elements 9 software. Still not perfect but at least it's watchable. Sorry I don't have the original for comparison.
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Post by Trowa on Jan 11, 2015 19:15:48 GMT
Yeah, don't do this with game videos but sometimes it's pretty good with home movies. Here's an F-18 flyby I shot last summer that was so shaky, it was unwatchable until I stabilized it with YouTube. It did a better job of stabilization than my Adobe Premiere Elements 9 software. Still not perfect but at least it's watchable. Sorry I don't have the original for comparison. The Blue Angels are so fun to watch. Seen them several times at airshows and even built one out of legos  |
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Max
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Post by Max on Jan 29, 2015 5:58:28 GMT
Yeah, don't do this with game videos but sometimes it's pretty good with home movies. Here's an F-18 flyby I shot last summer that was so shaky, it was unwatchable until I stabilized it with YouTube. It did a better job of stabilization than my Adobe Premiere Elements 9 software. Still not perfect but at least it's watchable. Sorry I don't have the original for comparison. Tip: When you go out to film something that you know it will be shaky.. Take a Lumia 930 with you, it can get the job done. |
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