Mocha Pro: The Stabilize Module

Mocha Pro features a powerful Stabilization Module that can be used to reduce shaky camera footage, smooth motion, or even lockdown a select moving object.

In this tutorial, Boris FX Senior Product Specialist shows how the Mocha Pro plugin can be used for stabilization in Foundry NUKE. The same concepts and techniques will also work in other hoist workflows including Adobe AE + Premiere, Avid Media Composer, Blackmagic Fusion, and more.

[searchingforasecret]

FINALLY a tutorial that doesn't just show you how to track the foreground object. thank you so much

[WaqasYTC]

A detailed tutorial series on each module would be very helpful with real life projects for both mocha and silhouette like many nodes in silhouette and back and forth workflow between other hosts like Davinci Fusion other than compositing which is already on your website. The real life projects are much harder than the videos being used in your tutorials and clients from all over the world don't know to shoot properly. The problems and their solutions are much appreciated, Thanks in anticipation.

[cpstary]

I wonder how to do about a video that shot with moving target and zooming in/out lens, even the target may move from left to right of the frame.

[dollarsaurus]

I'm using Mocha AE trying to follow along- where is the stabilize module? The only modules I have under "parameters" are "clip", "track", and "adjusttrack". It seems there are a number of inconsistencies between the features in Mocha Pro and those in Mocha AE which is highly frustrating given that most of your users are likely using Mocha as an AE plugin and not the standalone version, and therefore won't be able to follow this tutorial.

[motionbruh]

4:54 so, you did not explain how to do creative tracking

[bryzr]

Can you do a tutorial on stabilizing a dynamic drone hyperlapse such as an orbit or one that tilts up revealing a subject?

[MylonasFilms]

Nice. With the 1st track, did you have to unlink them so it wouldn’t move during tracking?

[musicandhappinessbyjo]

Is it possible to have fix frames with the zoom applied, that is I don't want the fix frames to get zoomed in and remain like the original footage.

I have a footage where only a part of it need stabilization, so I want use zoom yet have a smooth transition between stabilized part and non stabilized part.