I attempted to "steady frame" this shaky video - what do you think? [View All]

FIRST VIDEO - normal speed
http://www.file83.com/yeo/steady_frame_nWTC.wmv

SECOND VIDEO - half speed
http://www.file83.com/yeo/slowmo_steady_frame_nWTC.wmv

METHOD:
I used Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5 and adjusted, frame by frame, the rotation and positioning of each frame. I did not adjust the size of the frames. That about explains it.

This is from the close video footage of the WTC North collapse. The original footage was VERY shaky, but I attempted to steady frame the footage so it's a little more viewable. It's impossible for me to get rid of the "blurry" frames (I didn't want to delete them) and it's difficult to line those frames up. So, you still see some shakyness, but it's dramatically reduced.

COMMENTARY:
I see 1 main puff of smoke and then 2 other puffs of smoke below the collapse debris cloud as it heads downward.

Whether this is caused by air pressure or explosives I leave up to discussion for you guys. I just wanted to present these videos to you for your analysis/archives.