The Analysis is already occurred, but it has to actually re-perform the stabilization. If I move this slider to the left it will stabilize a little less, allowing more camera movement to the image and if I move this slider to the right, it's going to stabilize it a little bit more removing even more camera movement.Īll right, when I change this Smoothness value, you can see here that it has to re-stabilize, it doesn't have to re-Analyze. This determines exactly how smooth and how lockdown the shot is going to be. Let's come down to Smoothness for a moment though, you can see that the default value is at 50 percent. So with all three things chosen you can see that things are looking pretty good. If I choose that, you'll notice that it zooms in, so that we no longer have that black border and if you ever wanna know by how much its zoomed in by, come down to Auto-scale and you can see that it’s at 116.3 percent, which is certainly not bad. But we don't want a black border around our footage, so that's what Auto-scaling is about. Now as I go through this we no longer have those moving black borders, what it's done is crop everything uniformly, so that we have just this still black border around everything. Now if I change this to Stabilize and Crop, watch what happens.
WARP STABILIZER PREMIERE PRO
Premiere Pro is doing a lot of complex camera moments to make this footage appear still, but as you can see keeping the footage at its normal scaling isn't gonna work, because we're seeing the evidence of this through these moving black borders.
You can see what's happening around the edges. If I change this to Stabilize Only, and I just sort of scrub through here. Usually all three of these things need to occur, but let's break this down and see how it's working step by step. Its stabilizing, it's cropping, and it's auto-scaling. Here you can see that three things are happening. I'll go ahead and put this back on and I wanna come down to borders, because I wanna talk about exactly what this is doing. And then just once again without it, apply it.Īll right, so it really fixed it a lot and it's pretty usable now. If we click on this clip and go to Effect Controls, you'll see that Analyze is grayed out, because it just did that and it actually has already stabilized it based upon this analysis. What it's doing is going to each of the frames in this clip and analyzing the footage for shaky movement figuring out where and how each pixel is moving. Go ahead and apply it to the video and you can see that right away, on the image its telling us that we're going to step one of two analyzing in background. I'll go to Effects, and I typed in warp here, so here is warp stabilizer. There are some issues here that will want to repair. In this movie, we're gonna take a look at the warp stabilizer effect which is a really powerful effect in Premiere Pro that stabilizes your footage.
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