Emulsio 4 › 視頻防抖器 (4K, HDR)

Flickery video Sometimes videos does not uptempo for a few second. Keep the originals

Please add a wide angle lens correction (like GoPro) Show the path or full frame of the video or show cropped area and the movement of the video

Basically , it does what it claims But there are aspect ratio issues. And request, noise reduction and sharpening effect.

Prior to iPhone15, Emulsio used to be quite effective to use. With the new phone the app takes forever to “download” a video before it can be analyzed and stabilized. This is strange be videos are saved locally on the phone. Why does it need to download? Please fix.

The title says it all. I bought the product years ago (I don’t use it all that much, honestly) I tried using it today and I am now forced to purchase “Pack 4” not only for 4K video (lame but whatever) but also to remove the Emulsio watermark from stabilized videos. You crooks. I hope you go bankrupt.

This is my gold standard stabilization app. So good I own the Pro Pack. You’ll be impressed.

This app is exactly what i was looking for! A quick tool that will fix videos taken with my very shakey hands. HOWEVER, when the stabilizer zooms in to account for stabilization, I wish i could then move where I want the center of my video to be. It only zooms on the very center so it cuts off the subject if the subject is in the corner. PLEASE add a hand tool or a drag tool so I can pan the video to center where I want. Thanks!

This app works for stabilizing simple panning video. But when the plane lands or rotates to take off the app can’t tell which is the horizon line so the plane starts shaking.

Tried stabilizing some scope came footage and it failed completely. Android has built in software that works flawlessly, but iOS seems unable to repeat this, even with extra apps.

I'm a 25 year experienced video editor. I just wanted an app to use for video stabilization when it's not important, as in, not a professional video. I've adapted all of the settings and it doesn't appear to be any use. Imagine how bad an app like this has to be if it can't even stabilize a video of the sunset on the ocean. There's a clear horizon and a central point of focus (the sun) and it still doesn't know how to create a truly stable video. My hands were very steady, so the original video is mostly steady, but I wanted tripod-level steady without having to move the video onto my desktop to use real editing software. This should've been the easiest edit ever, but considering this app has always been lacking in ability, I shouldn't be surprised that it couldn't do something as simple as this.