Ashampoo Video Stabilization1.0.0

Being out in the field and having forgotten the gimbal or tripod means that unless your camera features an excellent built-in stabilizing system, you will end up with shaky footage. There are several software solutions that offer processing for such issues, and one of them is Ashampoo Video Stabilization. It will provide people with a set of tools that will help them stabilize videos and perform several editing tasks, all within an efficient processing environment.

Elegant interface that promotes improved handling and fast operation

The app boasts a stylish interface, which although not customizable, does hold all the bells and whistles for drawing users into the creative process. The main preview area coupled with two adjacent, bottom, and side panels comprise the workspace.After loading the preferred video files by either dragging-and-dropping them onto the interface or navigating to their location, users can begin setting the output parameters. The stabilization can be toggled and its intensity controller through an accessible slider.

Good processing performance met with a set of basic video editing tools

Loading the videos and adding stabilization to them is a breeze and during our tests, we experienced smooth and uninterrupted performance. Parameters such as the output quality or section merging can be tampered with, and people can even manually crop the videos to the preferred size.A set of tools for editing the videos is also provided, and although not being very comprehensive, it offers one the ability to perform color correction, rotation, cropping or mirroring operations on the inputted video content.

Valuable app for those who require quick and efficient video stabilizing

Those who seek an elegant and comfortable solution for stabilizing their shaky videos will surely appreciate the capabilities provided by Ashampoo Video Stabilization. Its friendly interface and inherent efficiency when it comes to using it make it a good tool for quickly repairing those blurry videos.