u/BuckNakedAndAfraid

I have a long take that I need to stabilize just a 5 second section of and warp stabilizer does a very good job of doing so, however, because of the weird crop it applies, I can't seem to smoothly transition into and out of that small section from the much longer shot. It would be awesome if warp stabilizer had a off/on parameter that I could key frame. there's an effect opacity key frame available, but that doesn't really work. Any advice of how to get this to work? or perhaps another solution?

I have a long take that I need to stabilize just a 5 second section of and warp stabilizer does a very good job of doing so, however, because of the weird crop it applies, I can't seem to smoothly transition into and out of that small section from the much longer shot. it would be awesome if warp stabilizer had a off/on parameter that I could key frame. there's an effect opacity key frame available, but that doesn't really work. Any advice of how to get this to work? or perhaps another solution?

Hi all. I own the studio version of Davinci Resolve 20 but I work with someone who's using the free version. He primarily puts together assembly cuts and doesn't mess with any sort of graphics, heavy effects, audio, or color grading. In our previous pipeline when working in premiere pro, I take his assemblies and then do all the fancy and more demanding stuff with premiere and after effects to get a first cut. Sometimes my cut is the final cut, but other times he likes to go back in and do some final adjustments. I'm assuming opening a project started in the free version in Studio wouldn't be an issue, but would there be any problems opening it back up on his computer after I've edited in Studio? From what I've gathered I know certain effects would be disabled, but would it lead to any major issues if he wanted to just make a few more edits? The plan is for the final export to always be on my machine as I have the more powerful computer.