I have a few videos which are quite shaky: similar to this one:
These are shot with DJI's Action2, which has a fixed aperture of f/2.8.
The main problem here is EIS and DJI's algorithm: in auto mode it always aims to bring EV at 0.
How does it solve this? First it increases ISO to maximal 12800. When this is not enough, it raises the shutter speed to somewhat maximum of 1/30.
However this is a huge drawback, as EIS needs much shorter shutter speeds, typically around 1/100 or even shorter.
Now I can set the exposure manually to have a constant shutter speed of 1/100, and a semi-auto ISO between 100-12800, and this brings back EIS to life. I wish to keep it on auto, as if I forget to change back once I'm shooting in a bright sunny day, 1/100 with f/2.8 and ISO 100 will result overexposed shots.
Taking a bit step further my videos are more similar to this (bit longer) one:
, please check it from 38th second, you can see these artifical ligths are shaking:Whereas in just a few milliseconds later:
I wish to know if there is a way to stabilise these kind of artifacts with FinalCut.
I tried to enable Stabilization with various methods, but it seems it just can't realise what I wish to achieve.
I might have to try with AfterEffects, but first I'd need some directing, if this is at all possible. (I would be amazed if not, since Google can even make photos moving these days..)