Warp stabilizer strange behavior on timelapse video

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tegumedia
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Warp stabilizer strange behavior on timelapse video

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Hello,

I would like to stabilize a time lapse video, but I have the following strange effect between 8 and 11 secs.
I tried with both of Mercalli v4 (using as default and usually it is working well) and the built in Anti-Shake effect but all of are producing the similar result.
I admit that it is a challenge to stabilize well a timelapse like this where everything is moving, but I am looking for any solution.

I also tried to split into 3 parts the video and ignore the middle (and only stabilizing the beginning and the end separately), but it is a nightmare to find the proper zoom/scaling to join them again.
The Anti-Shake effect supports key frames but it is not working for some reason, whenever I modify one key frame the modified value is applied for all...

The video link is:
https://1drv.ms/v/s!AurQqvuWbSARlftyYWjR6JFijTOjFA

Do you have any suggestion to solve it?
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Re: Warp stabilizer strange behavior on timelapse video

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Have you tried rendering out the time lapse, and then stabilizing that video?
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Re: Warp stabilizer strange behavior on timelapse video

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Yes, I tried on:
- The original video (GoPro6 Timelapse video)
- Exported in h264 format
- Exported in h265 format
All of them have the same results.
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Re: Warp stabilizer strange behavior on timelapse video

Post by iNate »

I meant you create the timelapse, without stabilization.

Then, you render out that video.

Then you reimport that video into a new project and apply stabilization to it and re-render it with the stabilization on.

That way, you aren't doing Time Remapping and Stabilization on the same source footage.1
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