why is WARP STABILISER so bad?

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August 30, 2026
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why? why dont Adobe fix it? it worked fine before

Correct answer Kevin-Monahan

Hi @beckym56818551,
We have not heard back from you about the specifics of your case, so we are going to close it for now. Please let me know if you’d like me to move this into the Bug Reports forum. Note that they will also ask for specific information.

Thanks,
Kevin

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beckym56818551Author

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BORING. why don’t you fix it?

K

Kevin-Monahan

Community Manager

Hi Becky,

Sorry for the frustration. Let's see if we can get some specifics so we can investigate what you're seeing.

Since you mentioned that the footage you successfully stabilized in an earlier version no longer gives the same result, could you let us know:

Your current Premiere version and the previous version, where it worked as expected
Which Warp Stabilizer Method are you using
What specifically is going wrong with the result (excessive cropping, warping, failure to stabilize, etc)

A short before/after screen recording would be especially helpful. If we can reproduce a difference between versions using the same footage and settings, that's something we can take a closer look at.

Thanks,
Kevin

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So insightful! Do you work for Adobe?
it does not work just fine, yes I’ve changed parameters. I’ve even tested old raw footage that I stabilised with previous versions and it DOESNT WORK there is 💯 something wrong with it.

Ann Bens

Community Expert

Still works just fine.

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