Which statement describes how to compare the stabilized version with the original?

Which statement describes how to compare the stabilized version with the original?

• A. Render a side-by-side view
• B. Disable active parameter groups in the Effect Editor
• C. Use the Stabilize tool on a duplicate clip
• D. Export a video for comparison

Answer: (B)

To compare a stabilized clip with the original, you bypass the stabilization rather than duplicating or exporting. In the Effect Editor, stabilization is controlled by parameter groups. Disabling the active parameter groups temporarily turns off the stabilization, so you can view the clip as it was originally—within the same timeline and without applying the effect. This lets you see exactly how stabilization changes motion, cropping, or framing on each frame, side by side with the stabilized result when you re-enable the parameters. It’s more efficient for direct in-project comparison than rendering a side-by-side view, duplicating the clip and stabilizing it, or exporting a separate file.

To compare a stabilized clip with the original, you bypass the stabilization rather than duplicating or exporting. In the Effect Editor, stabilization is controlled by parameter groups. Disabling the active parameter groups temporarily turns off the stabilization, so you can view the clip as it was originally—within the same timeline and without applying the effect. This lets you see exactly how stabilization changes motion, cropping, or framing on each frame, side by side with the stabilized result when you re-enable the parameters. It’s more efficient for direct in-project comparison than rendering a side-by-side view, duplicating the clip and stabilizing it, or exporting a separate file.