That was just a "quick n dirty" test to see what the tool is capable of. The 16mm frames I tested were from the 720p rip and not from the original 1080p WMV file so IMHO not only will it help to have both cropped the same way, but for both to have the same 1080 resolution.

When I changed the stabilization factor from the default 1 to a value of 1000, I ended up getting more noise and artifacts (especially around the colors/shapes of the butterflies) so I will do some more tests mainly using the default value of 1.

When my computer is done rendering video for a project I'm working on, over on fanres, I will do some more proper tests. I am looking forward to seeing the results. The frame that I picked for my initial test was intentional due to the rather large color differences and to see how the tool will handle the mixed animation/live-action footage. Next, I will also test it with just some of the animation sequences and just some of the live-action sequences (both, bright and dark scenes)

If anyone is interested in any specific frames to do tests on, feel free to mention it or post the image here and I'll include it in my "test batch." ;)