MOTION STABILIZER FROM BORIS RED

Jøran Toresen wrote on 4/18/2005, 6:44 AM

Hello

Does anyone know how well the Motion Stabilizer from Boris Red performs compared to for example DeShaker or other video stabilizing applications?

Regards,
Joran

Comments

Chanimal wrote on 4/18/2005, 6:48 AM

Also, anyone tried their Chromokey capability? How does it compare?

DataMeister wrote on 4/18/2005, 8:48 AM

The Chroma Keyer must be pretty decent for them to license it to include in Vegas 6. But I don't have any experience.

JBJones

Astronaut wrote on 4/18/2005, 9:46 AM

The Chromakey filters in Boris Red (there are actually a dozen different keying filters) are excellent. You can apply a straightforward key filter and then apply others to shrink, blur, clean up etc etc the matte. But it's always hard to do chromakey in DV. But I once used Boris Red on an uncompressed HD signal and it was no problem to key out the background and keep individual strands of hair almost...

The motion stabilizer is also very good. It has lots of parameters, but again, its hard to get good results in DV.

It's totally great that Sony has added this bonus, the Vegas chromakey filter hasn't been all that great, and a motion stabilizer is definately something you need once in a while.