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Warp Stabiliser on Premier Pro 2022

Forum|Forum|2 years ago
February 7, 2024
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Can ANYONE help with this. Try as I might, and after watching a stack of how to videos. I am finding it impossible to get Warp Stabiliser to make any apparent difference to hand held videos I take. Anyone suggest a BASIC set of settings that I can apply and view a video and think, yes, that looks better.

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Correct answer Media Editor

I cut out the first two seconds and stabilized it. It played back fairly smoothly. I then changed the speed for the entire video without stabilization to 50. It played back with less shakiness.

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I cut out the first two seconds and stabilized it. It played back fairly smoothly. I then changed the speed for the entire video without stabilization to 50. It played back with less shakiness.

rob-mcpAuthor

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I have done similar, thank you for the suggestion. That camera ran at 120fps for that possibility.

Peru Bob

Community Expert

There is too much shaking in that video to be stabilized by warp stabilizer.

Warp stabilizer can fix minor shaking, but not very badly shaking video.

You can try cutting the clip into pieces and try warp stabilizer on the individual cuts, but you will have to match the scaling.

rob-mcpAuthor

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I realise it's (very) shaky but even on better handhelds I cannot produce the same improvements others 'say' they can.

Hence the frustration.

Ann Bens

Community Expert

You will never get this right.

I can hardly call this hand held footage I would call it hosing the garden.

Hand held means some shakyness and sloooooooow panning.

Ann Bens

Community Expert

There is hand held video and there is hand held video.

Without a screen capture its impossible to help. Or upload a clip for testing.

rob-mcpAuthor

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Happy to upload a clip (If I knew how) found out updating

However I did say

Anyone suggest a BASIC set of settings that I can apply and view a video and think, yes, that looks better.

UPDATE. I've just uploaded a particularly poor exammple. I realiase it could be better, BUT, no matter how many different settings I use, I can produce nothing at all that looks like any of the Youtube vids posted by 'experts' who say, click click click and done. I'm not a fool and I realise I need to work at this but so far, as memntioned no difference with warp and without.

Sequence_01.zip

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