For those who are new to this technology: If you have ever taken timelapses while moving (or long videos that you want to speed up), you would have seen how jit

For those who are new to this technology: If you have ever taken timelapses while moving (or long videos that you want to speed up), you would have seen how jittery and frustratingly bad they look. Usual remedy for this involved either using bulky stabilization hardware or half backed motion stabilization algorithms. This thing is completely different and takes whole stabilization game to next level. In essence, it would remove frames that produces really big sudden movements or it would "re-shape" it to make it consistent or smoother and it does all that with some very deep algorithms. Ultimately your long timelapse or fast video shows up as if there was done with expensive stabilization and great care. My only complain is why iOS is being left out :(. For much better demonstration of how cool this is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOpwHaQnRSY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOpwHaQnRSY