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gabeo79159200
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March 18, 2018
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Slow-mo and Stabilizer causing frame lag

  • March 18, 2018
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I've nested my clip, after adding slow-motion and ramping it, and changing the time interpolation to 'Optical Flow'. I then added 5% warp stabilize, not much at all. I used 'Subspace Warp' for the method, and 'stabilize, crop, auto-scale' for the framing. The clip is of my friend doing a trick on his snowboard while jumping over me, so he's moving really fast through the air, and I am also  moving to keep him center frame on my fisheye lens, so, there's a lot of movement going on, thus why I need it to be stabilized. When I add the warp stabilizer, it looks like the shutter speed slows down and lags/clip looks jumpy, at the time when the clip ramps, while its at the slowest point, and then again as it ramps out back to full speed. I have no interest in compromising with my clip speed, or ramp positioning, I'd rather just not use warp stabilizer if that is my only solution. BUT if anyone has had this issue, and knows how to fix it, please let me know. I've done this process to a few clips, and it's been working fine after I render everything, but for some reason it's causing me problems on this one clip, maybe because there's so much quick movement. PS, the clip was filmed at 1080/60fps, so this is an adobe premeire issue, not an issue with shutter speed. Don't forget, I already used 'Optical flow' and this is still an issue!

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Correct answer excited_Genie16B8

OK.  Apply one effect, doesn't matter which.  Export that to a new Cineform file with the effect baked in.  Bring that into PP and use that new file to apply the second effect.

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Participant
May 3, 2020

It also happened to me and what i did is apply one effect to the video(ex. Slow mo or Warp Stabilizer) then nest it after, then apply second effect (ex. Slow mo or Warp Stabilizer) and here is the fix, nest it again🙂it works to me😄

gabeo79159200
Participant
March 19, 2018

I will try this ASAP and report back, I think that is a very good idea.

Legend
March 18, 2018

I can see where combining the two effects may produce unwanted results.  You can try applying just one at a time separately to see which effect is causing the weirdness, or if it's only the combination that's weird.  Report back.

gabeo79159200
Participant
March 18, 2018

I have tried both effects separately and there is no issue. The issue is only when they are combined. I even tried to Render them, and then export, to see if it was just my computer lagging, but that didnt help. It seems almost like, the optical flow isn't taking effect, even though it says it is. .  

excited_Genie16B8Correct answer
Legend
March 19, 2018

OK.  Apply one effect, doesn't matter which.  Export that to a new Cineform file with the effect baked in.  Bring that into PP and use that new file to apply the second effect.