…or is there? As a dessert, Jello is almost everyone’s all time favorite quite and easy fix. But when it comes to videography, most would rather stay away from the jiggles.
Rolling shutters are the norm in today’s affordable video cameras. In a vast majority of situations, this doesn’t normally present an issue. However, any time you pan, that’s when things tend to get their wobble on.
By the way a rolling shutter works, vertical items tend to appear slanted when you pan. And the faster you pan, the worse the slant. This is because the rolling shutter essentially starts at the top, and works its way down. So, when you pan, the vertical items get cut into slices by the shutter, then shifted by the motion of the camera. The effect is wobbly verticals.
Apple has created an amazing and powerful feature in their new iMovie release, iMovie 11. Check out the details here…
iMovie 11 fixes rolling shutter jiggles...
What will those crazy peeps at Cupertino come up with next??
