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Way better quality this time! Image stabilization is a lot more difficult to manage without the right equipment. I can do it in Premiere of course, but it takes hours to process, a lot of tweaking, and crops the video quite a bit. Sorta defeats the point of keeping these simple.

Journal 01 - making a choice
Journal 02 - saying no 
Journal 03 - new animation job

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February 2022 Way better quality! Image stabilization is a lot more difficult to manage without the right equipment. I can do it in Premiere of course, but it takes hours to process, a lot of tweaking, and crops the video quite a bit. Sorta defeats the point of keeping these simple.

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Verdgilion

I don't want to seem like "know-it-all" and you probably are aware of this, but I still think I should menthion it (in regards on losing a half of day of work): maybe an UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) might help with flickering? Even not very expensive ones (Line Interactive type) should give you some time to save your work if you plug your computer and monitor in one. UPS came to mind immediately because I wanted to buy one myself, but I still didn't get to it.

Crowne Prince

Already done! I got one after this happened. I'd been meaning to, but put it off last year because I needed to upgrade core components instead.