The "cure" for rolling shutter?

[mountainmedia]

If you guys haven't seen this yet, it's worth a look: http://www.thefoundry.co.uk/pkg_overview.aspx?ui=47C4AB50-4636-4326-87D1-FB380B2119EF

Somewhat interesting and might just be able to salvage a shot that would otherwise be unusable. Price is pretty steep though ($500).

 

[Cees Mutsaers]

Maybe there will be once an in-camera solution

 

[G.P.]

that plugin looks AMAZING, perfect for VFX houses/ Production houses that can correct an entire film once its completed. This is a perfect answer to skew at this moment, without having to wait for an in-camera fix. A+

 

[Cees Mutsaers]

but is it "ueberhaupt" possible as an "in-camera" fix ???

 

[mountainmedia]

I don't know how they'd do it in-camera (while shooting). It looks like it has to analyze the footage, much like the smooth cam feature in FCP. But who knows what they might come up with!

 

[gi-jones]

It does seem that you would loose some quality performing this action, so I guess it should only be applied to shots that pose a problem.