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Image stabilization dialog
Stabilizing radius
: To prevent the image stabilizer from recognizing every camera movement as unwanted shakiness, you
can determine the radius within which movement is accepted; the larger the stabilization radius, the more
shakiness is corrected. Changing this parameter will require re-analysis of the source footage.
Analysis area
: This area determines the area of the footage that should be analyzed. The center of the image is preset.
If shaking occurs in one area more than in another, then you can move the analysis area (e.g. a
foreground element at the edge is especially shaky). To do this, use the mouse to "capture" the shaky
area. The smaller the area, the quicker the analysis will be calculated. Generally, changing this parameter
will require re-analysis of the source footage.
Maximum movement
: Correction moves the image accordingly to the shaking movements. This means that the edge of the
image will be removed. This value determines how large the edge area is which may be cut away by the
stabilization feature; the smaller the value, the less movement correction. Changes to this value are
immediately applied.
Temporal smoothing
: This value determines the speed of the movements considered shaky. This allows you to differentiate
between a panning shot and a nervous hand-held shot. Changes to this value are immediately applied.
Cancel
: Exits the dialog without accepting changes to settings.
Reset
: Resets the current settings.
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