Rolling Shutter Filter in AE

JasonATL wrote on 4/16/2013, 1:31 PM
I might have a reason to start using AE in my workflow. I sure wish there was an fx in Vegas that could correct for rolling shutter the way this filter in AE appears to. This isn't my video. Rather, I'm posting in hopes someone know if there is an fx for VP12 available that has this ability.

http://vimeo.com/64147537

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Arthur.S wrote on 4/16/2013, 1:53 PM
NBFX Essentials 3 has one. Never used it, so can't vouch for it. Maybe there's a trial?
wwjd wrote on 4/16/2013, 3:02 PM
yes, NBFX 3 does work, not sure how WELL, but I tried it and it did what it needed to. my footage was not hideously leaning, but seemed like it was up to the task in Vegas
Spot|DSE wrote on 4/17/2013, 10:49 AM
There is also rolling shutter correction in the Vegas stabilize plug.
Laurence wrote on 4/17/2013, 11:05 AM
>There is also rolling shutter correction in the Vegas stabilize plug.

And in the full version of Mercalli (both the stand alone and plugin) upon which the Vegas stabilize plugin is based.
NormanPCN wrote on 4/17/2013, 12:02 PM
I don't think you can get rolling shutter correction independent of stabilization in the Vegas plugin.
Spot|DSE wrote on 4/17/2013, 1:19 PM
set stabilization to nil.
FWIW, using a polarizing gel in your POV camera will dramatically reduce rolling shutter.
NormanPCN wrote on 4/17/2013, 2:08 PM
set stabilization to nil.

I did that once and got a strangely cropped result. Did not look into it any further. I'll try again since it works for you.
amendegw wrote on 4/19/2013, 4:16 PM
fwiw, I've found that Mercalli V2 does a much better job at fixing Rolling Shutter than the Sony Plugin.



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skeeter123 wrote on 4/19/2013, 7:28 PM
"FWIW, using a polarizing gel in your POV camera will dramatically reduce rolling shutter."

Most interesting. Especially since I've been trying to minimize some existing RS effect from recent GoPro Hero3 Black footage...

Got any recommendations for a GPH3B?

...and thanks!

Serena wrote on 4/20/2013, 12:36 AM
>>>using a polarizing gel in your POV camera will dramatically reduce rolling shutter.<<<

How? Not obvious to me. But if Spot says it works, it must!
riredale wrote on 4/20/2013, 10:44 AM
Yeah, that I don't get at all. Rolling shutter comes from the readout mechanism used by CMOS sensors, right?
larry-peter wrote on 4/20/2013, 11:56 AM
That's been my understanding too. In an auto exposure cam a pola could cause a different shutter speed selection, but I understood RS was frame-rate dependent, not shutter. Do some cameras handle this differently?