Emulsio 4 › Video Stabilizer App Reviews

Adds a watermark, and deletes the original footage

This app works great, not as great as Adobes warp stabilizer ($20/month via creative cloud Mac only) or Microsoft Hyperlapse ($60 Mac only), but this works as advertised. It is also fast. Warning, this will override your video, so create a copy then export from the app (I imagine this saves space if you have a 16gb phone). Perfect for shakey GoPro footage.

Ive had this app forever and paid for it so long ago I forget what its like to have shaky vids. Its sort of a Swiss Army knife of stabilization and conversion. It will accept all sorts of formats from other apps through "open in" (i use it opening my GoPro and DJI 4K videos so that I can crop/stabilize and get into the camera roll for other purposes. Both have 4K video not supported by any apple device natively.. Its great for on the go edits on from those devices). The integration into the Photos app in iOS as a plugin works awesome too it becomes something quite like a native stabilization tool for iOS. Im pretty sure theres no app like this on iOS nor any other platform. It is well made, and things work quick and easy. Thanks!

This thing is so useless,, i need a refund for this app please.. Give me my money back,, i deleted the app too

Excellent app. Does what it says, and very well

decent price for such app works good at least I couldnt find any bugs )

Worse app I ever bought at the Store: movies appear more shaky after than before. Dont waste your money.

Good not very good what I am happy result of some video I think they are improving

This app stabilizes and adds a giant watermark logo on any video. Also, it makes the videos blurry and zoomed in. Terrible app.

I change my phone.. But I cant restore purchase.. Please I need help

It started out well up until I exported my video and saw the giant watermark. The original video was lost since it overwrites the original file. Dont recommend using this app at all.

This app is a demo version, with the capability of upgrading for $3. You can only test it out, because if you try to export using the free version, it puts a watermark over your video.

The app works as its supposed to, I have used this as a stabilization tool for some shaky drone footage and Im happy with it!

The app is a shock absorber for your shaky hand. While this app provides amazing value, it cant work miracles with poor source material. It CAN however smooth out zagged camera movements. The app handles 4K video surprisingly fast, and works with different frame rates. The app seems to save the new file with the same quality setting as the original since the file sizes are similar. The split display preview shows all the adjustments it is doing in realtime--pretty cool. The algorithm appears to be pretty solid--I only noticed some distortions when filming text in a small, low lit room (remember, good source material.) I mount my phone on a monopod for improved stability, and the software takes it to the next level.

Does what it says on the box, worth forking out a couple of bucks to remove the watermark.

It really stabilizes video very efficiently with complete control over the degree of stabilization.

The supposed shakey original video is really just not playing at the normal frame rate. It just fragmented playback. I suppose its to get access to your phones data and get you to purchase the app.

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.

It did the trick just right for me. It allowed me to see my very wobbly original side-by-side with the corrected version-- perfect! Just what I was looking for. I am just surprised there arent a whole bunch of positive reviews out there. Come-on, people, if an app works really well, submit a review and pass it on.

Made my videos shakier than they already were. Look somewhere else.