How To STABILIZE SHAKY FOOTAGE (NOT With Warp Stabilizer) 

Glad to be 1 of 252,690!

looking forward to an exciting year on the + side of 250,000 subs!!!

TravelFeels You deserve it Matti. You deserve more than this!

I love your tutorials! something actually useful!

Cool effect I believe Guy Ritchie uses this and always wanted to know how it was done. Thanks dude and congrats on the 250k 🤘

Legend

Lol thanks man!

4:57 nice trick but original footage is better than tracked lol

Thanks buddy

2:38 actually

Same man! Congrats to us!

That's a real motivation bruh 👏. Keep up the work

HAH SAME GUYS, SAME !

Keep grinding y'all?

I just started. Lets do our best 💪

Some people are so scared 😂

I feel severely bitten by the AE bug after watching this. Didn't look simple.

The biting comes AFTER you add effects :D

🤣😂😂😂😂

Can this be done in final ✂️ pro

thank you so much this comment !

I love that I found exactly what I was looking for from the video, in it's comments 🙆‍♂🤣🔥 RU-vid at it's finest! Thank you sir!!

and back for the 10th time

Didn't expect you guys to be here 😂

back for the 30th time

I was thinking about trying that option instead. Not digging the result he got.

@@Desuetus - You still need to check and correct (or delete.) wrong keyframes as necessary...

where is the stabilize motion option?

@@byrden9897 it's in after effects dude

@@DL-lt5ly where in after effects ?

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But this channel will get there for sure

True that

Haha I’m perfectly fine right where we are! All in good time just loving the journey 🙌🏻

True, thanks again!

I absolutely agree! :/

For the footage I shoot I was sitting here thinking the same thing. It's cool for his footage while walking and following Peter, but I would imagine in most cases this would be a better tip.

I thought the same!

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how do you track background instead of foreground?

Hey man can you help me out in a project regarding this effect ?

@Sava Dimi probably an iSheep

Protips! 🙌🏻

So is the tip of my pee pee.

It’s a must haha

Ernest Arrellano That's how it's done. You massage it in. ;)

agreed ;) smooth transition

Same thoughts, that was great Matti

Ah I haven’t seen it but yea it definitely makes a crazy effect

Mark Holtze I was looking for this comment! Exactly what I thought of too

yeah i was thinking of this scene too

Finally someone who talks about IT and the stabilization

Exactly what I was thinking !!!

MVP comment

Hey man can you help me out in a project regarding this effect ?

Haha baited??? 😂

Yep exactly!! 🙌🏻

I was actually watching this the other day and thinking the exact same thing where they are running through the trees scene!

Sherlock Holmes Game of Shadows movie also had a ton of motion blur included - even more disturbing effect. This is also seen in the Fight Club scene where the camera shakes from left-to-right and the main character's persona changes.

What's this FX called exactly,does anyone know?

@@frameupgrade7324 Also trainspotting

Exactly. Sometimes I only set it to 2 or 3%, just to get the micro-jitters out. The default value of 50% is way overkill and will almost always look fake. Davinci Resolve's stabilizer is super legit too. And FREE.

yea, but what if you dont want a slow motion shot lol.... and slowing down doesnt make it stablised, it just looks smoother but not stabilised

Is it... free?

Did you ever figure out why this is happening? I also followed his instructions to the letter and get the same results as you. Target moves but video remains still.

If you're still wondering, you need to set your FOOTAGE to be a 3D layer along with your null object. He just brushes over it at about 4:08 and doesn't say anything.

No, I made sure I did turn those cubes on (the 3d) on both my footage and the null object but for some reason the cloned part would be at a different location every time. I ended up having to put a motion tracker on the area I wanted to clone over, then on another track did the cloning, and then copied and pasted all the keyframes generated by the motion tracker layer into the layer with the cloned section. Again, at the beginning of the composition the cloned section would for some reason move to a different starting position, but if I moved it by hand and out it over the area I wanted to cover at the beginning of the timeline it tracked properly. I am still missing some setting/preset that send the cloned section to a different area for some reason.

Didn't get back on this reply soon enough. I tried this another time right after posting this comment, and it worked flawlessy. This is mi go-to reference video wehn I forget this neat trick. People think that I use a tripod or something when I record events. Thanks!

Yep that’s exactly the shot that comes to mind for me too!

that scene is incredible

MoonWalkerTexsRanger isn't it!

Thanks so much Lottie 🙌🏻

I'm a Gibbons too, Lottie! Hello from Utah!

So good 🙏🏻

Oh nice great tip! 🙌🏻

What’s the name of the plugin? Thanks

Never mind - “pixel studios stabilizer tool” 🙈

Warp stabelizer at 20% ;)

A plug-in called Realsteady That's what Johnny uses

🙌🏻

Always pushing it to the next level!

Thanks for motivating ;)

ME

I know I do!

Me too! (of course) :)

make sure to never go over 13% in the settings. always works for me

@@loganhunt8029 Thanks! I will probably be using Matti's method a lot more now, but your suggestion is useful

Thanks! I just spent a bit too long trying to do figured out the grey out layer. If anyone knows the answer, I'd still like to know.