Hi guys
I made a video of the moon last night, it came out well but of course it tracks across the screen and moves down slightly. (left to right)
Can anyone suggest how I can keep the moon in the centre of the screen please?
Many thanks
Active pan and stabilize
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Re: Active pan and stabilize
Well "Customise Motion" would keep the moon in the middle of your screen no problem - BUT - when the moon is near either edge of the original video image you will also see the edge of the video and a black box.
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Re: Active pan and stabilize
Hmm thanks, that is what I thought, guess I could zoom in some to minimise the black box?
