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1. Version 24.0.0 Build 58
2. Windows 10 Pro 64bit
3. Steps to reproduce: Apply warp stabilizer effect, when done processing, choose "stabilize only." Use motion to move the clip around to see more clearly that footage is cropped to the bounds of the original fotoage.
4. It used to be that you could choose the option to "Stabilize Only" and it would not crop your video. You could then manually zoom and transform the footage to keep it in the frame as you wished and the whole original footage was shown uncropped. HOWEVER, some time in a recent update this option was broken. You can see the video that I made that shows the issue of the stabilized footage being cropped to the frame, even when "stabilized only" option is selected.
Hey there, in case you haven't found a solution to this bug (which still occurs as of v 24.4.1), a workaround is to set the Warp Stabilizer "additional scale" value to 50%, then scale your clip (Motion) to 200%. It makes no sense, but fixes the right and bottom cropping that still occurs when "Stabilize Only" is selected.
Hope this helps.
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Hey there, in case you haven't found a solution to this bug (which still occurs as of v 24.4.1), a workaround is to set the Warp Stabilizer "additional scale" value to 50%, then scale your clip (Motion) to 200%. It makes no sense, but fixes the right and bottom cropping that still occurs when "Stabilize Only" is selected.
Hope this helps.