I use a few different cameras (FS7, F5, Canon XF300, A7R2, a6300, Dji, GoPro, etc) mostly native HD but some transcoded to Prores and it doesn't seem to matter what format or sequence setup, although it's definitely not quite as bad on progressive footage.
Running latest Premiere on iMac Retina 5K 2017 model, 4.2Ghz i7 with Radeon Pro 580 8gb card. Not the end of the world but just a bit annoying as in the past it's worked very well for me, and would quite like the easy option back! I still wouldn't call it acceptable quality. The jitter is far better in a progressive timeline but even then the quality looks very average even with adjustments to smoothness and checking Detailed Analysis, etc, etc. My current fix is the old way of the round trip to After Effects and back which still works great, but a few extra steps for something I used to be able to do within Premiere.
Possibly was introduced when it first changed to Warp Stabiliser VFX. And as I said before this has spanned multiple updates now. I've tried different formats, deleting cache, even wiped the HDD and did a fresh install from OS up. The image shifts so much frame to frame that the 'jitters' almost look like jump cuts. Introduces violent jitters into the footage, far far worse than what I was trying to fix.īeen hoping for a fix but with another update been and gone and no improvement I thought I'd try and get to the issue. On the last few versions Warp Stabilizer in Premiere has been unusable for me.
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