[Lumiera] demo video (blender video stabilisation)

[Simon Larcher]

Hi Hermann !

Nice to see you've been working with and on Blender !
I have one comment on the video, it's not clear from what you're doing what
are the parts that you've added/changed in the tracking system from my
viewpoint, not knowing the track editor well.

Blender is really a great tool, even for editing though it's not its strong
point at all but the whole node approach is a huge win imo.
I've used it for compositing and color correction.
I've notified the Freenode users on #blendervse about this video, it's a
channel dedicated to video editing in Blender that we opened a year ago,
you're all welcome there !

I have one side question if I may do so: What are all those CDs and music
sheets lying on your desk ?
I hope you still remember why I ask such a question ! :)

Simon/FergusL


2014-08-12 3:21 GMT+02:00 Ichthyostega <prg at ichthyostega.de>:

> ...on a somewhat related topic. Maybe you recall that I tried to do some
> improvements to the video stabilisation feature of Blender. To promote that
> and help getting the review process there ahead, I did a demo video, which
> maybe might also be of some interest for you
>
> http://vimeo.com/blenderHack/stabilizerdemo
>
> Of course, Blender isn't Lumiera ;-) but I consider that topic somewhat
> relevant, as any application usable for compositing needs some kind of
> feature
> tracking support. And besides, I've learned a lot about Blender, which has
> an
> interesting Architecture and GUI to learn from, both with its specific
> benefits
> and shortcomings..
>
> Enjoy!
> Ichthyo
>
>
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