Blurry faces after Warp Stabilizer VFX?

Question

Hi guys, may I know if it's safe to use Warp Stabilizer VFX for an interview with a few people sitting, or what is the best setting for this scenario please?

I just tried but at some point their faces became blurry and the scene looked like out of focus. My setting was:

Result: Smooth Motion

Method: Subspace Warp

Framing: Stabilize, Crop, Auto-scale

quincysuneo · Accepted Answer

Thanks all for your comments and I believe I've to agree with pablogrollan that there's kinda a 'shake' causing blurry faces... I let it go and output the video anyway.

pablogrollan · Answer

Hi Quincy,That sounds like it's natural motion blur. If the original footage was shaky, at certain moments the movement of the camera makes every element apper blurry (due to motion blur). While stabilizers are getting smarter, pretty much all they do is re-position and re-scale the frame to counteract the camera movement. Some, as the Warp Stabilzer go as far as actually bending (warping) the footage, but as far as I know, no stabilizer gets rid of motion blur -though should be technically possible-. That's part of the footage itself.Go check the original footage on that same frame and you'll see it's just as blurry.

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