I went ot the Wilton House Classic Supercar show today and it is well worth a visit if you like your petrol.
I filmed the drive in of some of the cars on my phone. I was a row or so back from the barrier so had the phone held above the head of the person in front and couldn't really see what the camera was filming.
I am still quite please with the results : https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/115660383436295169415/albums/5908249470510253409/5908303891672063458?pid=5908303891672063458&oid=115660383436295169415
I was wondering if there was any FREE software that could get rid of the shakes caused by a weak arm and banging the head of the lady in front.
I seem to remember seeing something that reduced the total view area by a few percent but centralised the viewed area on the main object. This meant that the shakes of a few degrees were compensated for by the software moving the centre of the viewed area accordingly. I can remember being impressed by the results but can't remember where I saw them.
Just started to upload the main video to GooglePlus and found out it is 1.68GB!!!!
30 minutes of phone footage. It is amazing what phones can hold these days.
There is a free de-shaker I think for virtualdub I used it a few years ago. I now have the adobe suite so would use the warp stabiliser in that myself.
If it really bothers you and you can't get it sorted then I could run it through adobe for you ( either via posting it on a USB stick or download somehow )