Image stabilization: It really works!

[Razz16mm]

Denver Riddle posted this in Color Grading Central

 

[alohype]

Hahaha, this is awesome Is funny that only when seeing stabilised (well... real version you can notice that they move in opposite directions that makes no sense at all.

 

[Batutta]

I think Riker is the weak link here. Looks like he's on a hobby horse.

 

[David Jimerson]

This is my favorite one. Uhura is priceless.

 

[Paul F]

You all are ruining television for me.

 

[DPStewart]

This is my favorite one. Uhura is priceless.

Uh, this is wonderful!
Yeah - Uhura was the most beautiful wonder-woman ever to go to space!

 

[markfpv]

You all are ruining television for me.

As Ernie Kovacs said "Television is a medium. Because it is neither rare or well done." :cheesy:

 

[bokser]

that's too funny. I love that they all go in different directions... damn physics...

 

[Jimmy Pierce]

Forgive me for not being a knowledgable Star Trek watcher, but how did they get it to shake? Was it not in camera?

 

[firehawk]

Haha! Well I have to give it to the original crew on that one; at least they put more effort into it.

Or maybe they just "hit" a bigger object that the next generation crew did in that encounter,

 

[KMR]

Forgive me for not being a knowledgable Star Trek watcher, but how did they get it to shake? Was it not in camera?

Oh yes, it was done in camera. Meaning, the shaking was done in (i. e., with) the camera, not the set. The set was stable, the actors and camera were not.

 

[CharlesPapert]

I thought often of Star Trek when we were shooting this (action starts at 3:02 for the non-comedy fans):