What are the Warp Stabilizer options and their effect on cropping?

What are the Warp Stabilizer options and their effect on cropping?

• A. Smooth Motion stabilizes while preserving motion but may crop.
• B. No Motion removes motion completely but may crop edges; cropping can be adjusted.
• C. Both options keep the image unchanged with no cropping.
• D. Warp Stabilizer crops to the center automatically and cannot be adjusted.

Answer: (B)

Warp Stabilizer has two main modes that determine how the frame is handled after stabilization. When you choose Smooth Motion, the effect stabilizes the shot while trying to keep the motion feel, but to do that it often crops the image so the stabilized content stays within the frame. When you choose No Motion, stabilization is turned off, so the footage isn’t smoothed, but the process can still crop the edges and you have controls to adjust that cropping if you want to show more or less of the image. This is why the statement describing No Motion as removing motion entirely while noting you can adjust cropping is the best fit. Other options imply no cropping or unadjustable center-cropping, which isn’t accurate.

Warp Stabilizer has two main modes that determine how the frame is handled after stabilization. When you choose Smooth Motion, the effect stabilizes the shot while trying to keep the motion feel, but to do that it often crops the image so the stabilized content stays within the frame. When you choose No Motion, stabilization is turned off, so the footage isn’t smoothed, but the process can still crop the edges and you have controls to adjust that cropping if you want to show more or less of the image. This is why the statement describing No Motion as removing motion entirely while noting you can adjust cropping is the best fit. Other options imply no cropping or unadjustable center-cropping, which isn’t accurate.