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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Adobe's new warp motion stabilizer

Promising. Deshaker continues to be the best stabilizer around (though Mercalli 2 is close and better in some situations), but Warp Stabilizer could outgun it. Wonder what other enhancements Adobe will bring to the table come NAB time.
 
Cool tech like a lot of what Adobe is working on right now.

Now if only they weren't so #)@#$ stupid in their UI decisions so that I wouldn't feel like finding someone to kick me in the balls every hour to diminish the pain of using After Effects.
 
Looks cool but not sure exactly what the "warp" part of the feature is. Is it doing something to the pixels in order to achieve the effect?
 
Digging Adobe more and more these days.
 
Looks cool but not sure exactly what the "warp" part of the feature is. Is it doing something to the pixels in order to achieve the effect?

Yes, that is the meaning of warping. It warps just a portion of an image without affecting the rest.
 
Cool tech like a lot of what Adobe is working on right now.

Now if only they weren't so #)@#$ stupid in their UI decisions so that I wouldn't feel like finding someone to kick me in the balls every hour to diminish the pain of using After Effects.
In re: AE, I feel your pain.
 
Smart
 
At last ! I've seen this thing on a Sigggraph video from '07 if I remember correctly. I was wondering ever since who could have bought the technology. CS is nicer and nicer every day.

What do you mean "who could have bought the technology"? This is not new nor it is an exclusive technology to Adobe. This exact same type of stabilizer had been available on Nucoda's FilmMaster for at least two years, possibly longer. Bringing this type of technology down to the consumer price level is a different story. And we all know who was first with the Rolling Shutter correction plugin.
 
I wonder how this will effect keeping everything in r3d format till final delivery, as i would assume AE can not write a fixed stablized clip back into r3d format can it?
 
Anyone ever seen a 5D slow shutter shoots with lock & load or smoothcam... The world needs a de-warp!
 
I wonder how this will effect keeping everything in r3d format till final delivery, as i would assume AE can not write a fixed stablized clip back into r3d format can it?

No, it can't. But I don't see why it would make much difference in keeping things RAW as long as possible. With dynamic link to PPro, you could do an awful lot of inside the Adobe suite. You wouldn't have to render until you had to go to another program for something. Then you'd have to render in any case.
 
No, it can't. But I don't see why it would make much difference in keeping things RAW as long as possible. With dynamic link to PPro, you could do an awful lot of inside the Adobe suite. You wouldn't have to render until you had to go to another program for something. Then you'd have to render in any case.

I will have to look more into dynamic link, also i wonder why they did not add the warp stabilizer to PPro as well.
 
Cool tech like a lot of what Adobe is working on right now.

Now if only they weren't so #)@#$ stupid in their UI decisions so that I wouldn't feel like finding someone to kick me in the balls every hour to diminish the pain of using After Effects.

Examples we can fix please instead of funny characters ;)

Cheers

Dave
 
Can't say that I understand your problems Gavin, I haven't had a single issue with the UI since CS2. Its one of the most intuitive UI's I've worked with. Is there anything particular that annoys the crap out of you? Gotta say the only thing that I find annoying is grading a film with lots of edits. Its a bit of a nightmare.
Cool tech like a lot of what Adobe is working on right now.

Now if only they weren't so #)@#$ stupid in their UI decisions so that I wouldn't feel like finding someone to kick me in the balls every hour to diminish the pain of using After Effects.
 
Can't say that I understand your problems Gavin, I haven't had a single issue with the UI since CS2. Its one of the most intuitive UI's I've worked with. Is there anything particular that annoys the crap out of you? Gotta say the only thing that I find annoying is grading a film with lots of edits. Its a bit of a nightmare.

try to use autodesk combustion..
 
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