The SECRET to WARP STABILIZER (How to Stabilize Video Like a Pro)

Today I go over how to properly utilize the warp stabilizer tool in Adobe Premiere Pro to stabilize footage more efficiently.

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[SHVWNCOOPER]

for everyone else: actual tutorial starts 2:17. use detailed analysis rather than fast, crop less, and i'd cut the smoothness back to 25% and start from there. most times i preserve the scale when i can. but knowing i'm going to need warp stabilizer in post, i shoot handheld just a wider to compensate for that crop.

should help with that weird warp frame bending thing it does.

[yfengable]

nice tip man! very helpful. keep it out with the tutorials!

[kwa_nguyen]

thanks bro. that helped alot. greatly appriciate you putting in the time and effort to help us all with that knowledge . wishing u more luck, wealth, health and love.

[elyvisionz]

Smooth tip my bro! I appreciate you helping out the learning community! Simple yet very effective tips like this definitely help my game out alot! thank you bro God bless

[dariussilber]

Thank you mate. This helped me sooo much stabilizing a huge clip flying through a show room

[shawnkeys]

That was very helpful. Thanks for your time

[TROYOSTRANDER]

Thank you. You just saved hours of footage that I thought was useable!

[akirahumer]

I tested these by myself and there are few extra things you could consider like crop less <-> smooth more you can try like 80% or click detailed analysis instead of fast analysis. The smoothness range also depends on the clip. 1% to max. 30% is ideal. I'm currently switching to davinci but still haven't found out how stabilization works like in premiere.

[KiR_d]

I've searched for the advanced section explanation actually. But your tip is good too, thanx!

[ManPedalPhotography]

Thanks! I had some footage I shot with an 85mm by hand, and this helped a lot!

[RebelScumJack]

As someone with a new channel, this is really valuable info,
Thanks for sharing,
Godspeed and God bless!

[justkaddy]

Thnks a lot man, as I was struggling with my clips

[GlennVanderbeke]

thanks for sharing! greetz from belgium

[michaelmoneytv]

so do you like to apply warp on nested scenes or the actual individual clips

[theroyalmob]

Love the colors on that shot. Is it a lut?

[Tsipli]

i used to do muscle control training for dubstep and breakdance and it translated very well on my video shots😂😂

[sfurie]

I'm working with shots that are really shaky. Not sure why it is this shaky, but it obviously was not shot with a tripod. This warp stabilizer might help a tiny bit, but without choosing "warp" it still looks warped and the perspective looks weird. Any other tool to use to reduce shake? I have to bring it up to more than 50% smoothness.

[brandonroberson]

Thanks bro great content! By the way you labeled the clips wrong at :20 in this video. Its clear that the bottom one is much more shaky

[ManZle]

on another note, what kind of Mac stand do you use there. is it any good?