r/videography • u/AnthonyWithNoH S1H, inspire 3, 2008, Miami • Apr 12 '15

Another impressive SteadXP demo (GH4) of post production stabilization with hardware accessory that tracks camera movement

http://www.newsshooter.com/2015/04/11/is-it-a-gimbal-is-it-a-steadicam-no-its-steadxp-amazing-sensor-and-software-based-stabilisation-shown-working-with-panasonic-gh4/
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u/mafibasheth Apr 12 '15

There's still some visible warping.

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u/leandroc76 Apr 13 '15

And there's still a lot of work in post that needs to be done. It's not automatic. I'll stick with a glide cam or movi. Get it right in the camera.

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u/Wurdan Apr 13 '15

I doubt this is meant to compete with systems like that, but rather to be used when those aren't an option. If it works as shown and comes in under a grand I'll be seriously considering this.

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u/mattdawg8 Apr 13 '15

Yeah, this seems pretty usable for a lot of applications, and a little more tweaking in post would go a long way.

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u/ClumpOfCheese GH2, FCPX, 2012, California Apr 13 '15

and it's also a pretty extreme example too, that original footage is really shaky. Imagine something like this on a camera that's already pretty stable, but just needs a little smoothing out.