As Gruber points out, it works best with still or predictably panning shots. Walking is far too distorted a movement for IS to do any real magic on.
(IS kicks in halfway through... I forgot to add some sort of marker for when it happens)
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Tom Carmony 63 months ago | reply
That's still pretty impressive. Not bad for a first stab at IS in a consumer level software product (that I'm aware of).
whlteXbread 63 months ago | reply
Is this Bobby Hutcherson?
Neven Mrgan 63 months ago | reply
Wes Montgomery and Milt Jackson. The song is "Stablemates".
Stable, like stabilization.
Shut up.
Alex Pasco 63 months ago | reply
Wow, that works really well! I'm impressed.
I don't know if this means I'll give up my precious final cut pro, but it's good to see.
chromedecay 63 months ago | reply
Wow. That is seriously impressive.
lucasgerome 63 months ago | reply
Has anyone tried the iMovie09 IS feature with freefall skydiving footage yet?
base10 63 months ago | reply
Holy crap. That's slick.
Moeskido 63 months ago | reply
The result looks Steadicam-like. Has anyone run footage through IS twice, to see if it affects any lingering artifacts?
YayAdrian 63 months ago | reply
thats really quite impressive
Might have to consider getting myself a copy now
freaky.be 63 months ago | reply
Do want.
paulmej 62 months ago | reply
WOW... I just bought Mac Box Set which includes iMovie09. This will be a clean install on the new hard drive in my MacBook. Can't wait to use this while on the cruise next month.