Heh, I used a couple of ordinary, consumer grade cameras. Yeah, the sync is bad and that's part of the problem, especially since the location audio is incomplete (and there's music performed on-cam). I think the cameras ran somewhere between 20 & 21 fps. My original attempts at stabilization came from After Effects, which didn't work very well. I'm using Deshaker now and the results are quite good.Scotness wrote: Oh how I feel your pain! Good luck with it -- when I was asking about FPS I meant was crystal synched so it will be easier to synch with your recording. I've found Deshaker 3 in Virtualdub really good - it was only on version 1 when I first did In My Image
If you're feeling brave, you could do an off-line edit from your DV transfer, then conform the camera film to match and transfer that.The only thing stopping me from an HD transfer is the cost - but I think it's better to hold off for that.....
Scot