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Stabilizing your own footage with Gyroflow: a reading of its README and licence files
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What this guide covers
A documentary note for editors and shooters who want to stabilize handheld footage using camera or external gyro data. It summarises the features, gyro sources, editor plugins and licence statements the project states. It is based on the README and licence only; nothing was installed or run.
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Guide title
Stabilizing your own footage with Gyroflow: a reading of its README and licence files
Coverage
A documentary note for editors and shooters who want to stabilize handheld footage using camera or external gyro data. It summarises the features, gyro sources, editor plugins and licence statements the project states. It is based on the README and licence only; nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- Check your camera against the README's list of gyro sources before you shoot, not after.
- Confirm a lens profile exists for your lens, or plan the calibration step, before relying on a result.
- Play the preview over the whole clip and look for edge warping or leftover wobble before rendering.
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