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lordsmurf 07-19-2020 11:09 PM

The magic here is mostly Mercalli, but it does take experience for the best setting (learning curve).
I have a lot of experience with shaky aircraft footage. In plane, and out of plane.

Hushpower 07-19-2020 11:22 PM

Latreche and LS, out of interest, what was your processing workflow for that clip?

lordsmurf 07-19-2020 11:31 PM

I was lazy. Didn't use your source. I downloaded latreche's clip to project SSD, needed the 50fps QTGMC/bob'd.

Dumped the MP4 directly into Mercalli, tested for settings. Encoded out.

Opened MP4 in VirtualDub2, saved as Lagarith. VirtualDub2 has resize/matte issue.

Opened Lags in VirtualDub 1.9, with all my filters, matted, saved Lags again.

Opened Lags in Hybrid, chose my main custom template, tweak few settings, encoded.

Uploaded.

Again, just a quick sample of stabilization. So took some lazy shortcuts.

Hushpower 07-19-2020 11:46 PM

Quote:

I have a lot of experience with shaky aircraft footage. In plane
There you go, you see: the difference between a good workflow and a professional workflow! :D

I do have Mercalli 4 with MEP, but don't know what i'm doing with it yet. My first go came out worse that original. It was more "stable" but jumped at times. Also, the wavy runway lights were a turn-off.

lordsmurf 07-19-2020 11:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hushpower (Post 70279)
My first go came out worse that original..

Hahaha ... :laugh: ... yeah, again, learning curve.
I'm still on v3, had it for years. Does what I need, ain't broke, not fixing it.


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