stabcam - Stabilize Videos

I primarily make time lapse videos with photos taken with a drone which I then stitch together & very often the drone is being buffeted by winds that are shaking the camera. I process & stabilize the video as best as possible but even after this it often results in several jerky moments as the video plays. Then I saw this app & figured to give it a try (despite the 10 second restriction on the free version) since the beginning of my latest project was quite shaky after all of my own work. Lemme tell ya, this little app did so well in removing the jitters I’m going to pay for the full macaroni. The price is reasonable, it does as advertised (without ads) & in my own particular instance it’s perfect!

Made the video worse.

Won’t save to photos. Only to files.

First video I tried this on had a bunch of video artifacts and actually made the video worse! Stay away!

First the amount of compression results in very poor video quality relative to the original. Second, unless I’m missing something in the settings I don’t understand why it’s squashing the ratio down as if it’s a 2002 flat screen tv trying to display 4:3 ratio in 16:9. What possible use could one have for a version of a video that’s the same width but half the height? Pro was a complete waste of money.

Error while saving videos, every time. $6 wasted.

I don’t know how a stabilizer app was able to make the video even more shaky but somehow this lil app succeeded.

Hello Everything is excellent, but I hope that you will improve the feature of reducing the recoil of the vibration of the video

This app does NOT stabilize videos it does nothing to the video!!! DO NOT GET TERRIBLE

Not at all worth the money. I had a very stable video of the sunset on the ocean, but there were very subtle movements that I wanted smoothed out. It was already quite smooth and steady, but I wanted tripod-level steady. I adjusted the settings appropriately (I selected 1, not shaky, obviously). The end result was horrific. It went from smooth to completely drunk. It's ridiculous because you have a clear horizon as well as a central point of focus (the sun). Seems like it should've been easy peasy. But alas, I will be moving my video to the desktop to edit using professional software. Was hoping to avoid that.