November 12, 2012, 01:25 PM
http://cineblur.com/after-effects-preset-rolling-s...
If you shoot with DSLR's, or any camera with a CMOS sensor, you’re bound to run into the "rolling shutter” issue when panning. I'm not going to explain in detail why this happens, but it basically makes your footage look crooked and slanted when you pan sideways really quickly.
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