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Do you want the originals? ;) (as they are not post-processed, they are just longer)
Yes please. Also would you publish some technical details about how this video stabilization works?
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As one of the developer of this app, I'm obviously biased, but we think that we achieve even better results than Luma. Low light is always an issue (due to intrinsic limitations of the stabilization method), but we added slo-motion and support for the iPhone 5s and iOS7.
Luma was acquired, so it's no longer being developed.
Has been available for quite a while, and works on iPhone 4.
Please tone down the hyperbole.
Unfortunately the app does not appear on https://reportaproblem.apple.com/.
[Edit] The app finally showed up on the "Report a problem" page
I tried it on a bike and then edited the video with replay. I was really impressed with the result https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ynVeMFAQM8
1) Is it at all feasible to do the stabilisation on the fly so that the screen shows already-stabilised video (if not then why)?
2) Do you envisage building an API so that a third-party app can use your technology?
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These seem jittery on a MBPr with 16GB of RAM. What gives?
Same when I watched the video links directly.
Downloaded the tree one (which is where I noticed it) and played it with VLC twenty times or so on loop; didn't pick up any stuttering then. Must be something with chrome or my network (for me)
The one thing that would be great to see is a comparison of video shot with the app and the same video shot without the app.
There is a good comparison video here -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mt286dTNFg
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Oh sorry for the crash, I assume you sent a crash report. Will investigate... And thanks for the UI feedback! :)
(if you are using iOS 8, we are currently working on supporting it)
Hey, great job here! Two questions: 1) Is it at all feasible to do the stabilisation on the fly so that the screen shows already-stabilised video (if not then why)? 2) Do you envisage building an API so that a third-party app can use your technology?