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| rbode |
 Posted: Mar 26 2003, 03:56 PM |
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Hello,
I have read in a magazine (CT) that shaky video captures will have a bad impact on the compression. The magazine states when you put your camera on a tripod, you will get better (mpeg) compressing results then when you shoot a film from the hand. Besides it looks better in general as well when the image doesn’t shake. Some cameras have a stabilization feature them self but not always, or they do not stabilize enough, or you find out later that you should have it switched on for a special scene.
I wonder if there exists a stabilization filter that basically crops the image by a few pixels and try to center the image with the previous and follow frames.
(Unfortunately, I have no knowledge to write such a filter myself)
-Ronald
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| David.Bucci |
| Posted: Mar 26 2003, 06:12 PM |
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Go back to the list for this section (Filters), and look 8 topics down in this same category ... "Digital Stabilizer" topic.
Also, here is a topic with similar info. (oops, sorry, that's the same topic ... but i'll leave the link here for posterity  ).
Please be sure to search b4 asking, that's a forum rule ... when you do, please make sure to change the default "last 30 days" to widen the range (Moderators: anyway to change this default?).
Best,
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| rbode |
| Posted: Mar 28 2003, 02:27 PM |
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Thanks,
-Ronald |
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