Operation Manual

Smooth Camera Path - Using the virtual Stabi-Cam

The option Smooth Camera Path allows the stabilization of a video to be turned on or off. You

can analyze and correct your shaky video by means of different Stabi-Cams. For this, select a

suitable Stabi-Cam (the default is the Universal Camera).

Information for using the virtual Stabi-Cams

As every video is different in its makeup, we recommend starting the video analysis or

stabilization with the default Stabi-Cam Universal Camera.

If, against the expectations, the stabilization result of your video is not optimal, there are more

Stabi-Cameras available, such as the Glide Camera and the Rock-Steady Camera. These have

different presettings and are specialized devices. But if you want your video to resemble a video

taken with a tripod, use the Stabi-Cam Rock-Steady Camera; this camera comes close to the

quality of a video taken with a tripod.

The Stabi-Cam Action Cam is used if you are recording images with many movements (e.g. an

action-riddled camera drive). Here, only the extreme disquiet in the video will be stabilized.

The Stabi-Cam Forensic Camera stabilizes very strongly to show the differences. This is the

general opportunity to get into the forensic view; here, the correction affected by Mercalli can be

better evaluated.

We also recommend trying the available Stabi-Cams to find the best stabilization possible. These

Stabi-Cams may create better results than the Stabi-Cam Universal Camera in exceptional

situations. However, these Stabi-Cams are subject to very specific environmental conditions,

which, especially when viewed as a combination, are very complex.

There is also the option of a permanent Saving or Resetting of stabilization settings.