Any one who whys a drone uses this software to stabalize its a great product!
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It sound interesting but the lack of a demo video is a bit odd if it is as good as they claim.
If you follow the link to their homepage there are a few videos in the gallery.
Gyroflow is neat, but I find the need for motion data to be a big killer for my use sadly
What is motion data? Does that mean any random video from a phone or cheap action cam won't work?
correct, though if you use android I believe there is an open source camera app that can also record the necessary data
Happy user of this for FPV footage, but it’s also worth appreciating more abstractly as a really well done cross platform GUI application. It’s powerful, GPU accelerated, and looks pretty good while doing it.
I need to look into it again. I wanted to stabilize my footage of a Samsung gear 360 with the embedded gyro data but I didn’t got it to work. Maybe I have to try it again.