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Video Footage Image Rotation
Name: conskee Date: July 10, 2008 at 02:49:40 Pacific OS: N/A CPU/Ram: N/A
Comment:
I have recently invested in a basic digital waterproof camera, which I use for kitesurfing footage, just for fun. I have a problem in so far as when I change direction or when the kite's angle is changed so too is the footage and the image appears at all different angles on the screen during play back. I was wondering if somebody knows of software I could use to allow me to rotate the image so it appears at the correct angle when watching it back. Somebody did already tell me about quick time pro, (http://www.camrig.com/tutorial.php#basic) but this only seems to allow you rotate the image 180 degrees which wont work if you have all different angles. Could anybody point me in the right direction where to get software if there is any to allow me to rotate footage to specific degrees.
Name: Sci-Guy Date: July 10, 2008 at 05:39:30 Pacific
Reply:
Almost any video editing software will do what you want.
Of course, for your specific situation, you'll need to cut the video into separate clips to apply the rotation to the relevant sections. Then it's just a matter of dropping each clip into the timeline and rendering out your movie.
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