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One minor annoyance with the Mercalli mothership (proDad): their system of product registration, registration key assignment, and updating seems rather clumsy. You do need to remove any transitions first, but this version is very fast and convenient in CS4. Unlike upscaling, cropping doesn't effect image sharpness.Ĭharles- The latest version of Mercalli can be applied to clips on the PPCS4 timeline just like any other PPro filter.
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If I am still left with distracting artifact at the border I can crop the border of the entire movie by the necessary amount when I export to AME. Static or dynamic leaves the scale intact and usually works well enough. This increases the image softness, so I don't use it. Mercalli gives you 3 options for handling the border area, one of which is to "upscale" the frame. I was wondering if you felt the slight zoom in required to cover the frame movement was too bothersome. And after a while the workflow is very easy.

This mode does slip the video out 30 frames from the audio, which you correct in the editor.Īfter you've worked with Deshaker for a while you can learn to vary from the defaults. In this mode you will get stable video without the usual telephoto effect and loss of resolution that other stabilizers have. For Pass 2 try the mode "Use previous and future frames to fill in borders", and set the rest of the values at default. For Pass 1 try starting with the default values. For the settings pass 1 & 2, if you have a camera with a rolling shutter issue (I have a Canon 5DMkII which has a rolling shutter) click this box and set a % value (I use 70%). Run the clips through Deshaker, output to CF aviĪlso, I tend not to run Deshaker with Virtualdub but I use it with Video Enhancer Video Enhancer by Infognition just because I like the interface better. The first part of the work flow is when shooting run the shutter speed up a little if you think you will need stabilization this may not give the best cinema effect but it helps with stabilization of course if you have already shot the video you need to use what you have. This completed file can then be brought back to the Corel timeline and straight to 'Share' (or in any other DVD software of your choice) to produced your finished DVD or BluRay disc, without fears of the 'black screen'.How do you use it in your work flow? Do you do individual clips before editing then or do you edit then output to CF then run it thru the deshaker?

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I now open up my main film editing project of normal HD AVi files in the Timeline, and then drop the rendered 'sharp & smooth' HD-P files on to the Timline where needed.Īt completion of editing your full Project, then create a full rendered HD file. The result will be a sharp & smooth video clip. Now render this project file to a HD or HDV file via the Share option.

If you now watch the Prodad converted clip in your timeline it will look quite 'soft'. I find that the best way to work on a project is to drop a single 'shaky' clip on to the timline, work it with Prodad (click 'FX', then Prodad, drag Mercalli 2.0 on top of your clip in timeline, click Mercalli 'Options', click 'Customize Filter', click on stabiliser of your choice - 'Universal at 40% Pan Smoothing and 30% Zoom works well with most video clips), click 'OK'. If you do not do this, then the Prodad dreaded 'black screen' will show if you try to re-adjust or re-edit a film project with a Prodad clip in it. It is the rendered file you must then edit your project with, NOT the Prodad file showing on your timeline.
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Once you have corrected your video clip with Prodad, you must then render this file (just click on 'Share' then 'Create Video File, then click to render it to your choice, such as HDV 720P or HD 1080P) The newly rendered clip will now show at bottom of your working folder.
