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<v Instructor>In this tutorial, we're going to learn</v>

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how to stabilise footage using the Warp Stabiliser effect.

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So go ahead and find the Warp Stabiliser effects,

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search for warp in your effects bin.

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Here are two shots from hiking

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in southern California.

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The first is unstabilized, the second is stabilised.

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You can see that the first there is

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a little bit of camera shake.

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The second, nice and smooth.

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It almost looks like a nice tilt down.

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With this shot, it's a lot more shaky,

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and the stabiliser tries to do a better job

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of stabilising it.

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And we're going to dive into the details

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of the effect to see how it's actually working.

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So first with this first one, let's just delete

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the Warp Stabiliser and you can see without

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and then when we add Warp Stabiliser,

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it analyses it, it sees what's going on,

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it tries to see what's happening with the camera shake

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and then it will apply it.

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And this one automatically does a decent job.

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We have the settings that are standard

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with the effect.

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We want a smooth motion shot.

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If you want, we can do no motion

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and what it's really going to be doing then is

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zooming in and cropping just a bit.

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So see, look at it, literally like no motion at all.

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There's a little bit of a sort of perspective change

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in the beginning.

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But I like the smooth motion a lot better for this shot.

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It doesn't look bad at all.

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The smoothness, you can change it from the 50%

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to a little bit lower so if you want

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a little bit more of that motion

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or if you want less motion, that's getting closer

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to the no motion option.

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And then the method we have Subspace Warp,

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Position, Position, Scale or Perspective.

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Position is just going to move the frame around

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to try to get it to be stable.

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Position, Scale and Rotation will not only

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just move it around left, right, up and down,

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but it will rotate and it will scale up if necessary.

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And with perspective, this will do

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a relatively good job because it's actually looking

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at your frame and it's kind of as if the camera angle was

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turning left, right, up or down to get

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a different angle.

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And that does a really good job for this shot.

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Subspace Warp kind of combines everything

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and it will actually bend your image

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so that it looks stable or tries to make it look stable.

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Let's jump over to the hiking three clip.

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So without it, very unstable.

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With the effect, stable but you get

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this gelatin effect.

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And I'm going to tell you up front

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that this shot it's just too shaky to have

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a good stabilisation in Adobe Premiere Pro.

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You can take it into After Effects

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or other programmes and get it to be stable,

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but in Adobe Premiere Pro there are some limitations.

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What we can try to do is change the Subspace Warp

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or change the smoothness.

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Maybe we don't want it as smooth.

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It's kind of counterintuitive when you're trying

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to make it more smooth.

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You think oh I want to make it 90% or 80%,

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but sometimes you have to decrease the stabilisation

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so that you don't get that gelatin effect.

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So at 10% you still get a little bit

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of that gelatin effect, but it's better than without it.

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So without it, super shaky.

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With it, I would say a little bit better.

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To see what's going on, let's change the borders framing

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from Stabilise Crop and Auto Scale to Stabilise Only.

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Look at what's happening.

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This frame is bouncing around, it's going crazy.

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You see the edges, it's rotating,

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it's scaling up or down, well it's not scaling up

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or down right now but it's rotating,

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it's moving around.

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If we want we can do a Stabilise Crop

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which just crops it in and then the Stabilise Crop

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and Auto Scale will actually zoom in to the footage

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to fill the frame, okay.

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So these are a few options to play around with

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if you have a shot and you're trying to get it stable,

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I would definitely play with the smoothness

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going lower or higher and then the method.

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Sometimes Subspace Warp works better

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but sometimes just Perspective might look better.

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Then you don't get as much of that

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sort of jello effect.

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It's a little bit shaky still but less of that jello.

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So that's the Warp Stabiliser in Adobe Premiere Pro.

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It's a great tool.

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I add it to a lot of clips, even stable clips

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that I use with my monopod on

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because there are some of those minute hand motions

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that you don't think you're making

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but then when you're watching your video

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on a big screen or just in high resolution,

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you will see those little minute motions

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and adding Warp Stabiliser really helps.

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And also for drone footage, really good to add

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Warp Stabiliser to it.

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Thanks for watching and we'll see you

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in another lesson.

