With useful content and good production like this, you deserve to be at 50k subs. I really hope you get there soon. ❤ Thanks for helping me with my warp stabalized clips. This video has given me to freedom to ditch my gimbal on quick on-site shoots. Thank you very much, Andrew.
Hey! This old video just saved my back side! Thanks for creating and posting it. Selecting "position" and following your advice just helped fix a client clip.
Is there a way to stabilise all the video sources, render them and edit woth that footage as source to edit more smoothly? How would we do that ? Thank you great video !
I had to give you a challenge mate 😉 Asking a 5dmkiv user to give you 4k 50fps is pretty rude 😅😅😅 cause you know I can't do it. FYI manual focus, handheld at f1.4 was always gonna be a tough one
Do you know how to set the tracker to grab the environment, instead of the moving object within the frame? For example is its a tight shot with a hand moving in the frame, the stablizer is grabbing the HAND, not the camera movement. We really need a way around this.
In premiere pro there isn't a way to mask out what you don't want. You'll have to take it into after effects and use Mocha to tell it what not to track.
With useful content and good production like this, you deserve to be at 50k subs. I really hope you get there soon. ❤
Thanks for helping me with my warp stabalized clips. This video has given me to freedom to ditch my gimbal on quick on-site shoots. Thank you very much, Andrew.
Hey! This old video just saved my back side! Thanks for creating and posting it. Selecting "position" and following your advice just helped fix a client clip.
Glad it helped!
Thanks for the video. So in short, sometimes warp stabilizer sucks lol.
Best Video made on the subject that I've found . Cheers
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for that, Andrew! You deserve a bigger audience!
Thanks mate! Appreciate you watching!
Wonderful images, keep up the good work ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks dude
Awesome, man! This clears things up for me.
Glad I could help!
Thanks. Very helpful.
Anytime!
Thank you for the video! It is really helpful, keep up the good work mate! :)
Glad it helped!
Thank you. Really informative
Glad you enjoyed it 🙏
saol bro
Much more control that the standard built in Final Cut Pro stabiliser! Very cool.
Yeah it has it's upsides hey
Is there a way to stabilise all the video sources, render them and edit woth that footage as source to edit more smoothly? How would we do that ? Thank you great video !
Thanks mate, really helped me avoiding that weird shit :)
Haha glad I could help 🙏
Thank you. OMFG I was about to write a message to client about how I fucked the video. But you saved my ass.
Glad i could help dude! Be sure to share this around so it can save more people!
you can also change the subspace warp setting to postion, scale rotation to avoid jello effect
Absolutely :) The higher on the list you go, the less effect it has though
Maestro!!!!
Thankyou :)
I had to give you a challenge mate 😉
Asking a 5dmkiv user to give you 4k 50fps is pretty rude 😅😅😅 cause you know I can't do it.
FYI manual focus, handheld at f1.4 was always gonna be a tough one
Haha was sure if it was the 5d4 or the 1dx3. Yeah but it was good to show the process 🤙🤙
Not bad! Good to see that you reduced the jello effect quite a bit. Definitely going to be more conscious of this when I’m filming tho 😂
Doesn't take much, but you can still get decent results hey
Do you also have a Mocha tutorial for when I need to tell it what to track? Can mocha add track points? I've got 2 shots I can't figure out.
This is to stabilize the footage not track the footage
How to make the jello effect at 00:00:10
I pretty well only shoot with gopros so it's reelsteady all the way for me! :P
Reelsteady is next level for this stuff hey!
Do you know how to set the tracker to grab the environment, instead of the moving object within the frame? For example is its a tight shot with a hand moving in the frame, the stablizer is grabbing the HAND, not the camera movement. We really need a way around this.
In premiere pro there isn't a way to mask out what you don't want. You'll have to take it into after effects and use Mocha to tell it what not to track.
Did you know these tips when using Warp Stabiliser?
Ultimate for noobs ?
100% I go through everything