Neil,
The Warp stabilizer is actually in After Effects 5.5.
I had the opportunity to try it and uploaded the first two clips I did
to Vimeo showing
before and after. Nothing spectacular but it gives a good idea how well the
stabilizer works.
I agree a stabilizer should not replace a tripod or any other gadget to
steady your shots
but sometimes one simply has to do hand held shots and the stabilizer is
a good tool to
make them look smoother.
If you are interested check www.vimeo.com/23603103
Uwe
> I think PP CS5.5 does have some 'enhanced' video stabilisation features,
> along with support for many more 'mobile devices' which I presume are not
> already stabilised. (My Android phone is however.) My answer is to not let
> it shake in the first place, tripod or scrub the footage IMO. Obviously
> there are times when this is not possible, but thankfully my trusty tripod
> (battered as it is) stays with me wherever I go normally.
>
> Although this is an interesting thread that most likely appeals to many, I
> appreciate this is off topic, although as I think we (hopefully) do all edit
> with 'on topic' software. But, without camera's and controls etc, we
>
> Neil.
>
>
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