Instructor: How did you do?
Did you get your footage to look from shaky to more stable?
This is the best that I can do,
and let me walk through the effects that I changed,
or the settings that I changed.
So I added the warp stabiliser effect, obviously,
and I first checked out what it looked like
with the standard settings that it uses.
Smooth motion, fifty percent smoothness,
sub space warp, and to be honest, it cropped way too far in
and it still looked like jelly
and I didn't like it at all.
So I tried different things
like change from subspace warp to position,
scale rotation, I decreased the smoothness to five percent
and it got better, but it didn't get amazing.
So I went down into this advanced tab,
something we haven't really dived into,
and I did a detailed analysis
just by clicking this check mark.
Honestly, I don't really know what it's doing,
it's just taking it a little bit more time
and trying to do harder work to make it more smooth
so honestly, I don't know why you wouldn't check that
for all of your stabilizations unless it just works best
or automatically without checking that.
So I checked that,
and then I also changed the rolling shutter ripple
from automatic reduction to enhanced reduction.
Rolling shutter is this weird motion you get
when you are panning with the DSLR
or even a mirrorless camera.
It makes things look a little bit warped
and the faster you pan, the worse it looks.
So I think that helped a little bit.
And then lastly, I think the thing that really helped
was this crop less versus smooth more option.
It's standard at fifty percent,
meaning that it's balancing cropping versus smoothness.
If you go more smoothness then it's going to crop even more.
If you crop less, it's going to make it less smooth.
So I tried more smoothness at 75 percent,
and it worked a little bit better,
but I think the sweet spot was actually cropping less,
because I didn't want it to be zoomed in so far.
So I changed this to 15 percent
and that is how I got this motion to look like this,
where you get a tiny bit
of that little jelly look right there
but it's so subtle, and if you go here,
it focuses on the flower
and then you cut away to another shot.
No one's really going to notice that on a video
that is online like that.
Maybe you'll notice it more if you're watching it
on a big screen and now that I'm telling it to you,
you probably notice it, but I think this was the best
that I could get it.
If you had some other settings that you used
and it came out better yourself,
please let me know what settings you had
and post your video to the course page.
I would love to check it out.
Thanks for watching and we'll see you in another lesson.