I want to remove little camera movements from a video. Is this possible? I tried virtualdub with deshaker plugin, but it only works for shaking.
- Shooting position: bridge
- Weather: strong wind
Example shot on youtube.
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Adobe premiere and After effects have a stabilizer plugin with a "no motion" setting that does what you want. These are commercial applications.
The free Da vinci resolve lite also has a "stabilize option" (but I have never tried it personally)
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If you have After Effects or Mocha you could track those building and use the track to stabilize the video. By manually tracking the motion you decide, what to eliminate and don't leave it as guesswork to the computer. If done right, this would give the best result and in your case wouldn't take long.– J0hj0hJul 10, 2015 at 19:59
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FFMpeg's vid.stab filter is configurable. Crank up the time-scale and even slow global motion should get stabilized.
You have to run it as a 2-pass process: detect, and then stabilize. If you're going to do more with the video later, after stabilizing, output to a lossless format and then point your other tools at that.
answered Jul 13, 2015 at 23:22
Another option to try is Prodad Mercalli - a standalone application with some very cool features, such as CMOS correction. Contains many built-in presets for action cameras. Not cheap, though.
