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I have a project that's an MP4 from a streamed performance. There's quite a bit of vibration periodically and herky jerky camera work. It looks like the more stabilization I use, the more the image gets cropped. Is that how it works?
iMac 27″, macOS 10.14
This is a pretty good explanation if you haven't already seen it. Correct shaky video in Final Cut Pro - Apple Support
You can make edits of the clip so you can fine tune the settings for the most extreme motion sections.
This is a pretty good explanation if you haven't already seen it. Correct shaky video in Final Cut Pro - Apple Support
You can make edits of the clip so you can fine tune the settings for the most extreme motion sections.
It doesn’t actually crop out, it scales it up so as not to show outside the image. If you scale it back down you’ll see black on the edges of the frame where it’s rotated.
Using Automatic was clearly part of the problem - I think! Anyway, thanks for the info!
Does using stabilization always cause the clip to be cropped?
