Description
Is camera shake spoiling your videos? Want to make them smoother and more professional? There's an app for that, and it's Elasty Movie Stiller! Movie Stiller is a must have for all video lovers.
Elasty Movie Stiller is the ONLY app for stabilizing videos available on the App Store. From now on, don’t worry if your hand is shaking while recording a movie with your iPhone or iPad. Movie Stiller will automatically remove those distracting vibrations. Its advanced stabilization technology compensates the horizontal and vertical motion of the camera. You can adjust the stabilization strength depending on how smooth you want the output movie to be. And you can zoom in for a still better result.
★ Easily Stabilize your Videos in a few Minutes - Key Features
- Import any video of up to 10 minutes from the iPhone/iPad library.
- Choose the stabilization strength necessary to efficiently remove camera shake.
- Upscale the video for hiding black borders, and getting the most impressive movies.
- The display frame will help you preview the video as it will be exported.
- Export the stabilized video to the iPhone/iPad library.
- Very fast video processing on your iPhone or iPad. No Internet connection required.
- Stylish UI, with full support of Retina Display.
★ Supported Devices
- iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S
- iPod touch 4th Generation
- iPad 2, and iPad 3
★ Help & Feedback
Visit http://www.creaceed.com/elasty/iphone for more information.
Send your questions and feedback to moviestiller@creaceed.com
What's New in Version 1.1.3
• Updated for the new iPad (Retina visuals)
Customer Reviews
Hope to see 1080p for A5 and above
Works fast on short videos but on >5 min videos (720p), the frames/borders in exported video are jumpy (not jumpy in time context, but spatial) and is nothing like the preview at all. At least, the preview shows promise. Hope to see 1080p support for devices with A5 and above. By the way, I like that this app can work in portrait.
Needs work
I was excited, then I used the app. It actually added jitter to the first video I tried. What's needed is a way to mark points or areas of the video to ignore or focus on. The video I used was a static scene except for one butterfly in the center and relatively small; well under 5% of the video area. The lions share of the scene had a lot of contrast and detail. What happened is the program tried to stabilize the butterfly, putting much to much 'weight' on the butterfly. It seems rot me the objective of the algorithm would be to choose maximize stabilization of the largest area vs the most erratic movement. Stabilize the scene, not objects in it. Now, it may be that stabilizing an object in a scene is in some cases what's desired. Allow the user to choose, and to provide additional information about what to stabilize and what to ignore. If not, well, kinda useless IMO.
good idea, poor execution
if it just simply cropped and adjusted the borders it would probably be great but it pulls objects in unnatural ways. the video ends up looking better prior to editing than after.
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- $2.99
- Category: Photo & Video
- Updated: Mar 31, 2012
- Version: 1.1.3
- Size: 16.8 MB
- Languages: English, Dutch, French, German, Italian
- Seller: Creaceed SPRL
- © 2010-2012 Creaceed SPRL
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.Requires iOS 4.2 or later.
