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On the iPad if you are manually stabilising clips with multiple key frames use the iOS zoom magnifier on the preview. This will provide a lot more precision. With care you can even use part of the zoom window as a reference point instead of an overlay image or sticker. Turn zoom on in iOS settings - accessibility.

It's all a bit tricky to do but manual stabilising is sometimes all you can do for those telephoto shots taken in high winds or when you tried to track a flying bird!

Luma team: this could maybe be developed into a killer feature!

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Mark

Hello Mark NZL,

Very interesting. In general, we do plan on having a Video Stabilization feature down the road. No firm date for that at the moment.

But it's awesome to see the LumaFusion community discovering unique workarounds.

Best,

Keith Woodard II
LumaTouch

I use the Deshake App as my personal workaround. It works suprisingly well. Cost a few bucks, but definitely worth it

But I'm also happy to hear, that the Luma Team is developing a Video Stabilization Tool

I use Emulsio app. It has recently been updated for latest iPad Pro. Emulsio has many settings so that you can fix nearly any stabilizing problem. The cinematic setting produces a very smooth result.

Then export directly to LumaFusion.