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Weave provides for the least amount of actual correction. Weave will compensate for both horizontal and vertical motion while maintaining intended camera movement.

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Once this basic motion analysis is completed the Steady filter uses that information to smooth out the motion trace through the entire frame.Īs in Adobe's After Effects, for Final Cut Pro there are 4 choices of stabilization for both horizontal and vertical motion. It needs to do this throughout the course of the clip so that it knows where the camera is going. The first pass in the stabilizer estimates the motion of the camera between pairs of frames. If you switch away from Final Cut Pro 6 during the process, you will have to restart the process by pressing the Analyze button again and wait for the analysis to be redone. Should you have other applications open, Final Cut Pro or After Effects must remain the front-most application during the Analyze pass. One important and valued aspect to MB's Steady Filter is that it doesn't create additional files to fill your hard drive. The Analysis Progress bar fills up before you have had a chance to get that 4th cup of coffee and, once the analysis is completed, the hexagon alert disappears. Unlike Final Cut's smooth cam filter, the analysis of Magic Bullet Steady is considerably faster than that of the Smooth Cam filter.

When using Magic Bullet Steady in auto mode, the hexagon lets you know that the clip is ready to be analyzed. This is to remind you that you must now analyze the clip. Once applied, the Steady filter places a sizeable hexagon over the image with an exclamation mark within. You would apply the Magic Bullet Steady filter as you would any other. The Stabilizer plug in and a Noise Reduction plug in which work either separately or together to fix that shaky hand and reduce the noise often seen in footage shot in low light. Optimized for Intel Macs using Final Cut Studio 6.02 or later, the Magic Bullet Steady is actually a set of two plug-ins.

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I sure wish they would work proactively to keep their clients up to date somehow using the registration form one needs to complete. Unfortunately, while there are new versions of most of their software available for download at the Red Giant website, there is no checkbox or other accommodation made there to notify you as new versions are released. Once installed you then register at the Red Giant site. Never the less, it still gives you a good idea of its functioning. While there is a free demo installation for those just wanting to try it out, the demo mode's output will contain a large X across the image in either preview or final renders. On the plus side, it did not cause any crashes or create problems with Motion's functioning. I did attempt to use it but it is not compatible. They use the same plugin folder so that when one plug in is installed in Final Cut Pro it also shows up in Motion. This is actually a bug in FCP and Motion. The odd thing is that Magic Bullet Steady also installs itself in Motion where you will find it in the 'Filters', however, it is not usable in Motion.

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You can install in Final Cut, and Adobe After Effects CS3 or CS4.

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New from Red Giant, so well known for their Magic Bullet Looks, is the Magic Bullet Steady, now in its downloadable Version 1.1 Installation is simple, just download, type in your serial number and designate which host you want it to be installed in. However, there is a new gun in town which will accomplish the same task without creating extra files while reducing the time needed. This is a time consuming effort and does interrupt one's workflow. Now when I apply Final Cut's smooth cam filter the analysis will create a smaller file taking up less room on my hard drive.

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Once the clip has been trimmed in the viewer, I export it out as a self-contained movie and then re-import it and place the abbreviated clip in the timeline. There are work-arounds when using Final Cut's Smooth Cam. This is because the smooth cam filter analyzes the entire media clip and not just the part of the clip that you have designated as the segment to be used in the sequence.

However, it also creates significantly large files. Final Cut Pro developed the Smooth Cam filter and it does a good job. Unfortunately, even the steadiest hand does create movement, especially noticeable in the foreground and horizon. Naturally, not every shot can be taken using a tripod and one must learn to develop a steady hand as well as to use their bodies and other objects as a form of stabilizer. Unless you feel retro enough to think that Blair Witch footage is de rigueur, nothing can be more distracting and disturbing than shaky videos. It provides us with straight horizons, smooth pans and tilts and a solid platform to film from. Of course, whenever possible, one should always shoot using a good tripod.

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