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On 2/14/2024 8:59 PM, Mickey D wrote:
I'm watching Black Sea drone boat footage of the sinking of the Russian
fully loaded project 775 Caesar Kunikov landing landing ship (ironically named for a Russian Admiral who died on this day 81 years ago).
For reasons of the waves, it's all jumpy like lots of drone footage. https://youtu.be/vZB7nn6rjEQ
To forestall an epileptic fit from watching such jumpy bouncy footage day
in and day out, is there a simple program that I can paste the video MP4
file into that will pick a point in the image and move the crop around
such that the chosen point stays in one place such that it's watchable?
Based on a short sampling of the content, and the wide
wide deviation from "norm", the best you can do with
that content is make a slide show of it. Select all the
frames that roughly point in a consistent direction,
do a slide-show fade between frames.
Video stabilization might work best for tiny jiggles,
where the amplitude is a percentage of the width or height
of the picture.
Paul
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