#Final cut pro stabilization plus#

By changing the dynamics of the animation and setting the blur value high, we will get our result: Having chosen the desired value, set the blur level. With this parameter, we can create a blur effect at the moment where the camera position changes. The most important detail there is Shutter Angle. For more precise alignment, use details in the video it will always place our character's ear in the center of the video:Ĭlick Easy Out to change the dynamics of the animation. After this, we'll create keys, like in the first option. Turn on the mark-up to see the center and use Transform:Ĭreating locked-on stabilization effect by using TransformĪfter, we enlarge the image and set starting point, like in the previous method. It's quite simple to create, but there's still the difference in results between of these two methods. Use Easy In to make your dynamics softer The second method to create locked-on stabilization This is how linear speaker looks like:īy clicking the right mouse button and choosing Easy In in parameters, we can make dynamics softer.

In this case, the camera moves sharply and linearly this can be corrected by changing the dynamics of the keys.

After all keys have been put down, let's see the result:

#Final cut pro stabilization plus#

Do it every 2-3 frames for better effect:Ī big plus when creating an effect using the Motion tab is that you can move the image not also by using values, but also by dragging it with the mouse cursor. Now the dedicated part - you have to create a key on each frame. Click the Position button, then switch to the next frame, so you can expose the image and the head will be in the center. Use enlargement to remove the black edges Place the keys and add Easy In