I discovered this a while back and downloaded it thinking it could come in handy at some point in the future... I was right!The app does a great job at removing shake in most cases, and the option to stop removing wobble and rotation is awesome, and really helps Emulsio to work in more situations.By far, my favorite features of the app so far are the ability to see either how much the camera shake is being removed with the compass view or look at the stabilized footage next to the original footage in a side-by-side view! That really helps me figure out how large a percentage removes enough of the shake without taking too much of the frame off.I appreciate having the three different “looks” to go through! Normal works, I think the cinematic look works fantastically, and I know the vibration look will come in handy...I love that they’ve overhauled the app’s aesthetics to fit iOS 11 and the support for the Files app is HUGE to have when I’m working with Video!

I’m typically a “glass half full” guy, and very seldom pay for apps. We have a small video production company, and thought “why not” to go with what we thought might help for my less-than stable camera skills. Unfortunately, this program just isn’t there yet. Jelly everywhere, irratic focal point, unpredictable horizon. We’re fine because our main video program (FCP on a MacBook Pro) does a fantastic job, but as far as this app? Well, let’s just say I won’t be modifying my “don’t pay for apps” business model anytime soon, because this is pretty-much a complete waste of money. Great idea, poor execution.

So I tried this out before upgrading. I found that some parts of the clip are jittery where as the original isn’t. I tried a lot of clips, and even doing a short 1 minute video. They both had added choppy video. It does a great job at stabilizing, but with random choppy, jittery footage thrown in. For this reason, I will not upgrade. I find that planning with a gimbal is best. If you do use this, plan on for some cropping, shoot further away to compensate. It’s a good app! You can make this app work good for you if you shoot your video right and plan on running clips through this app. It’s not a bad app, just not worth the upgrade in my opinion. I do see that the developer does respond to your comments, unlike other ones, so a huge plus there.

This app is very good for the price. I tried the trial on one or two videos and immediately bought the app. It works great. A few nice things that would be preferred would be being able to batch process more than one video at a time. I’m sure a lot of people like to fine-tune each video but in my case I preferred to select to 20 videos and let it just stabilize them as best it can and save them all out at once. Hopefully something like that maybe that in the future Release. Other than that, if you have an iPad Pro it does a great job on 4K video and it’s pretty darn quick on the iPad Pro.

Most of what I film is wakesurfing or paddleboarding. The constant movement of the rider, board, and wave makes it impossible for the app to find a horizon I think. I don't think I can really blame the app for that though. The software can only do so much when it doesn't have a fixed reference point. The wakesurf clip I tried on the app had a jittery vibration to it after applying any level of stabilization. I decided to try it out with a video while walking where it can pick out a non moving point like a selfie or the horizon. It worked much. Street in this situation.The controls on this app are very intuitive, and it has many really good options for basic editing on a mobile device. I will keep using it to see if I can find a way to get it to start liking my surf films. At a minimum it helped on other videos, so I'd recommend at least trying it. It's free to try. As others have stated it will watermark the video unless you buy the in app "pro" version for less than a Starbucks drink.

I hate when developers think customers are stupid. I’m not saying that the application does nothing but it is CLEARLY ADDING jitter to my videos just so that it can remove it during “stabilization”. It might actually stabilize...many programs do, but their preview is literally a LIE. Before you give them any money, check your actual video just before previewing it in their app and you will see what I mean. I have plenty of proof if you want to see how they FAKED the jitter in mine. It’s too bad. Would have been willing to work through more of the app, but clearly can’t trust the developer.

I tried this app for mobile video editing but it can do so much more for videos shot in other cameras. I like it a lot and as long as I remember to keep some room while shooting for possible cropping with the stabilization I’m fine with it. My biggest problem would be that I can’t export the video when I process it in the iPad, the app does everything except that, such a pity. My iPad is a mini 3, is it possible that it might not work for this model?In general, very happy to add this tool to my list.Thanks.

This app is surprisingly powerful for a mobile device. The two most important options for me are the ability to change the stabilizer strength and the ability to turn off "avoid black borders". Sometimes video is just so bad that you need to have those borders and this app allows you to turn that on and off which is awesome. It analyzes video very quickly too.

I use FCP to remove shaky video in post, as well as Sony’s Catalyst software (which only works on Sony footage). But this app has made both of those applications much less useful for me. This app works perfectly (and it runs on M1 Macs too). I’ve tested footage from various sources (Go Pro and DJI action cameras with and without built-in stabilization, iPhone footage, Sony ZV1-1 Footage, etc..). It works perfectly on all of them and it’s FAST! This app just saved me tons of work. Happily bought the paid version.

I really liked that I was able to test this out before committing to a purchase. It’s easy to use and adjust the stabilization, I do wish there was a way to apply stabilization to multiple clips at once and batch them out to the app, Documents by readdle, this keeps the clips local so that iCloud library and files don’t break your internet connection by immediately uploading/downloading.