Hi. This technique works pretty well for me
Project setting must be set to 24/25/30P frame rate (according to your footage) while the effect is rendered. When the effect is rendered the project can be switched back to 1080i50 or equivalent.
Apply the Lens Blur effect from Boris Continuum.
Set the following parameters:
Iris: 1,0
Scale X: 10
Scale Y: 50 (this value can be set higher or lower if needed)
Render or generate mixdown
go back to 1080iProject setting must be set to 24/25/30P frame rate (according to your footage) while the effect is rendered. When the effect is rendered the project can be switched back to 1080i50 or equivalent.
Apply the Lens Blur effect from Boris Continuum.
Set the following parameters:
Iris: 1,0
Scale X: 10
Scale Y: 50 (this value can be set higher or lower if needed)
Render or generate mixdown
Dario Caamaño
On Tue, Feb 6, 2018 at 8:37 AM, scottesmith1@gmail.com [Avid-L2] <Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Does anyone have a good technique for fixing flicker on fine details in drone footage? I've tried Boris FX flicker fixer, and/or motion blur, but this is not always successful.
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