True or False: After a clip is stabilized, you can disable active parameter groups in the Effect Editor to compare the stabilized version with the original video.

True or False: After a clip is stabilized, you can disable active parameter groups in the Effect Editor to compare the stabilized version with the original video.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not supported in this software
• D. Only with manual stabilization

Answer: (A)

When you stabilize a clip, you can compare the result with the original by turning off the stabilization controls in the Effect Editor. The stabilization effect applies motion adjustments to each frame; by disabling its active parameter groups, those adjustments are bypassed, and you see the original frames again. This lets you quickly judge how the stabilization changed the shot and adjust the settings if needed, or simply verify what the clip looked like before stabilization. Since this neutralizes the effect without removing it, you can flip back to the stabilized view to compare.

When you stabilize a clip, you can compare the result with the original by turning off the stabilization controls in the Effect Editor. The stabilization effect applies motion adjustments to each frame; by disabling its active parameter groups, those adjustments are bypassed, and you see the original frames again. This lets you quickly judge how the stabilization changed the shot and adjust the settings if needed, or simply verify what the clip looked like before stabilization. Since this neutralizes the effect without removing it, you can flip back to the stabilized view to compare.