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Re: Anyone use Steady Hand with .m2t files?

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Re: Anyone use Steady Hand with .m2t files?
by Luc Enders on Jul 2, 2009 at 7:53:51 pm

I tried Mercalli which is certainly rated good but I've yet to get a satisfactory result. It's not that it doesn't remove shaking well, but I do see at times slight jittery/shifting picture and I tried numerous combinations to no avail. I use upscale always and I can see that could cause weird transitions per frame (zooming differences).

If anyone knows how to get a reliable solid (HD) picture with any software let me know. It could be that I'm just too picky though.
For now I'll definitely stick with a steadicam whenever possible.


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