Tripod: harmonise camera zoom (intensive rendering)
Use this profile to smooth footage containing shaky or irregular zoom movements.
Examples: irregular use of zoom, or footage filmed using cameras with large zoom steps
Tripod: harmonise camera pan shot (intensive rendering)
Use this profile to smooth footage containing shaky or irregular pan movements.
Examples: irregular panning speed, or footage filmed using a tripod with poor-quality bearings
Tripod: simulate almost stationary camera (intensive rendering)
Use this profile to create footage containing almost no camera shake.
Examples: all types of footage that should appear much calmer, almost as though filmed using a tripod
Tripod: simulate Tripod (possible tilt effect) (intensive rendering)
Use this profile to completely stabilise footage. It will then look as though it had been filmed using a tripod.
Important: this may result in a complete tilt effect. If this occurs, reduce the camera stabilisation setting from “static” towards “steady”, or change the camera balance setting from “Tending to tilt” to “Inertia effect”.
Any panning or zooming may also result in an exaggerated border effect. If this is the case, choose either of these profiles: “Tripod: harmonise pan shot (intensive rendering)” or “Tripod: harmonise camera zoom (intensive rendering)”.