Warp stabilizer alternative?

[ReinisK]

Yes, this question again. But I'm not looking for a better quality solution, I want a faster one. Maybe some new plugin has come out?

Since I use the  warp stabilizer quite much, I just envy the FCPX guys, who just tick a box and the effect is ready in a few seconds vs 10 or so seconds for approximately the same clip length on similar spec pc. Yes, the warp stabilizer can do more complicated stuff better, but 99% of where I use it, is just reducing minor small shakes, which is a simple job.

[Shirozina]

Resolve’s stabilisation does a fast job but not as good as WS so this may be the right balance of speed vs quality.

[Vision]

Mocha Pro is another good if not the best alternative to your solution  

[Alex Uzan]

On 11/17/2018 at 12:07 PM, Shirozina said:

Resolve’s stabilisation does a fast job but not as good as WS so this may be the right balance of speed vs quality.

I don't find WS that good, and really think that last resolve Stabilizer is better in many way. 

But the best I tried so far, is ProDad Mercalli.
Really good for fixing Rolling shutter as well.

[Shirozina]

2 minutes ago, Alex Uzan said:

I don't find WS that good, and really think that last resolve Stabilizer is better in many way. 

But the best I tried so far, is ProDad Mercalli.
Really good for fixing Rolling shutter as well.

I edit and grade in Resolve Studio but often find I have clips I can't get a satisfactory stabilisation result with it so have to export a clip to Premier and do it in WS which I always find does a more effective job. In what ways do you think Resolve is better?

[no_connection]

I usually use Unshake to correct handheld movement. It does not do any warping but does the rest well.

I did try WS when it came out but could not get it to ignore surrounding movement and any person moving would shake the entire frame.

[Grimor]

+1 for Mocha

[scotchtape]

Warp stabilizer is pretty good, sometimes you just have to precomp and mask (just drop a simple solid in there or shape) and you're good to go.

[chadandreo]

Prodad Mercalli

[Alex Uzan]

5 hours ago, Shirozina said:

I edit and grade in Resolve Studio but often find I have clips I can't get a satisfactory stabilisation result with it so have to export a clip to Premier and do it in WS which I always find does a more effective job. In what ways do you think Resolve is better?

I find Resolve results more natural.
Of course you have to play with the settings, and sometime use the classic stabilizer, and maybe it's because people don't know how to use WS.
But everytime I see a WS stabilised video on YT, I can tell it's not from Resolve, or Mercalli.