DVL-Digest 830 - Postings: Index Camera shake correction Movie Pirating (Macrovision need not apply) Camera shake correction - "Perry" Tim Taylor posted: >I'm looking for the equivalent of a camera's electronic steadyshot which I can use with Premiere 5.1a or After Effects 4.0 (Mac) - anything to remove the shake (without losing too much quality).< The good news is you can do it in After Effects 4, the bad news is you need the Production Bundle version. You need a good reference point in the background to get good motion tracking, and then you'll probably need to zoom in a bit with the corrected video to avoid seeing the edges, this will lose you a little quality. You will also still have some motion blur so the result is not perfect. Apparently: http://digistudio.netfirms.com has a shareware filter you can use in Premiere but I've never tried it! It currently only supports PC use. Perry Mitchell Video Consultant http://www.perrybits.co.uk Movie Pirating (Macrovision need not apply) - "Perry" Pro cameras certainly have an Infra-Red filter, but it is becoming popular on consumer cameras to offer a 'night- vision' mode which is effectively making use of the infra-red response (sans filter). Some cameras even have an LED powered IR 'light' on the front of the camera! Perry Mitchell Video Consultant http://www.perrybits.co.uk (diese posts stammen von der DV-L Mailingliste - THX to Adam Wilt and Perry Mitchell :-) [up] |
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