If you don't use the script and instead create the deshaken video the "old-fashioned" manual way, then you definitely want to do everything on the raw video (no fX or keyframes) and then add the result back to the event by "right-click-dragging" the deshaken video onto the event. These are then automatically added back when the deshaken footage is added to your project as a "take" because Vegas applies the same keyframes and fX to each take.
In fact, all keyframes (like pan/crop) are removed. Should stabilization be done before contrast and color correction?If you use the Deshaker script I wrote years ago, or the more user-friendly "new deshaker" version that put a nice user interface on my work, then all fX, including contrast and color correction, are removed before the deshaking in order to keep them from affecting the results. I think the trial is fully featured for 30 days might get you out of a spot, there a webinar about stabilization here I'm actualy just about to watch it :) most times they go on about exporting to after effects etc but you can render out direct from mocha and use that in vegas it works fine.ġ. Only down side is it's expensive :) I got mine in a black Friday deal and got half price upgrade from the hit film version that I had as part of the Sony suite so it wasn't so bad it's worth it just for that as well as all the other tools.
Also you can key frame the stabilisation so you take out as much or as little movement as you like. Mocha will also search backwards and forwards in the stabilise module and try and fill any gaps with matching data rather than just resizing everything or a combination of both depending on the scene. I've started using Mocha Pro for that sort of thing you could probably track your daughter and then stabilise around that rather than a warp stabiliser.
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