Magix Movie Edit Pro 2019 - Video Stabilization Tutorial proDAD Mercalli 2.0

Magix Movie Edit Pro 2019 - Video Stabilization Tutorial proDAD Mercalli 2.0 In this video tutorial    • Magix Movie Edit Pro 2019 - Video Stabiliz...   How to use Mercalli 2.0 to stabilize shaky video that would be otherwise be unusable. Remove shaking and jerking from your video recordings. Uneven panning and zooming shots can also be "calmed" and improved. Music by Audionautix.com - Limosine and Lee Rosevere - Gentle Whispering. Description of Mercalli menu items: Profile: Select the right camera type for analyzing and correcting your video data. It is necessary to select the right camera here to get the results you want, regardless of how the original video was filmed. The universal camera profile will improve any video data, but try out different camera types to get the best result for your material. Run analysis... : Analyzing your video data is always the first step before starting detailed improvements. Rolling shutter correction: Balances any distortion that appears in your video clips (only works with CMOS sensors not CCD). View camera dynamics: Activate this feature if camera movements have not been smoothed or stabilized. Improve Camera pan movement: Enhance panning shots. Entire panning movements in a video can be balanced, Smooth zoom: This balances shaky zooms. Reduce tilting: This can be used to reduce tilting of the camera when the recording was made. There are 3 components to tilting which are Roll(leaning), horizontal(yaw) and vertical(pitch). Border editing: Through balancing unwanted movements in film footage, it's also possible to edit borders. Here, you can specify how to deal with borders: Without border: No border appears in the stabilized video by using zooming to correct the video. Whether this works depends on the extent of shaking in the video and the desired level of correction. Optimal stabilization: stabilizing a video causes a black border appears in the stabilized video. This border can differ in appearance depending on the extent of shaking. Picture Clipping: A static border appears in the stabilized video. The size and form of this border is characterized by the strongest shaking in the video. Zoom: The border can be minimized by zooming in the video. Fill with edge color: This option lets you fill an existing border. However, this means that the video content will look slightly blurred. Comparison view: The stabilized video can be shown in the preview window. End result: Only stabilized video will be displayed in the preview. Vertical split screen: This vertical screen displays the source material and the stabilized video. Horizontal split screen: This horizontal screen displays the source material and the stabilized video. Show evaluation grid: A grid to help you evaluate stabilization appears.